Brother Orange Eats America

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A little follow up to the last post, written by my husband.  Brother Orange actually came to Los Angeles, where I got to hang out AND eat with him – and this time the tables turned – every where we went, he kept saying we over-ordered, and HE was too full!

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I guess it just goes to show – nobody is immune to this.  Though we did have to tell him in the middle of our vegan dinner – if you don’t like something ( like raw kale) stop eating it!

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– Lynn

P.S. – They’ll be on The Ellen Show, Monday!

SOURCE: Thick Dumpling Skin – Read entire story here.

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  • February 15, 2015
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A study that sets out to identify the factors that influence eating disorders, body image and clothing choices collapses in a welter of contradictions“Being fat isolates and invalidates a woman,” wrote Susie Orbach in 1978’s Fat Is a Feminist Issue. “What is it about the social position of women that leads them to respond to it by getting fat?”It is an intriguing question, as is the reverse – what drives women to starve themselves into unhealthiness? In one chapter of Curvology, David Bainbridge mulls this point: “The most confusing aspect of eating disorders is why they occur at all – how humans evolved into creatures who could suffer them… no animal evolves specifically to suffer bouts of starvation, bingeing, emaciation, infertility and death.” Continue