Most Fil-Chi women who have given birth would probably understand what I'm going through- the traditional Gehlai Experience- no baths for a month and indulging in foods that are "dyet" in nature (can't really find an English word for "dyet"). One good thing about this Gehlai is that I have all the time in the world to nurse Brenzie while taking care of Trixie, but I sorely miss being in the kitchen. And so this is the part where my mom and mom-in-law take active role in--- preparing most of my meals. Feast your eyes on these.
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Gehlai Fare
Most Fil-Chi women who have given birth would probably understand what I'm going through- the traditional Gehlai Experience- no baths for a month and indulging in foods that are "dyet" in nature (can't really find an English word for "dyet"). One good thing about this Gehlai is that I have all the time in the world to nurse Brenzie while taking care of Trixie, but I sorely miss being in the kitchen. And so this is the part where my mom and mom-in-law take active role in--- preparing most of my meals. Feast your eyes on these.
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