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Small rose bush I photographed in Manitou Springs, Colorado
I didn’t do much last week. I didn’t take any of my photos for the 30 day photography challenge either. A few days I forgot and others I was just not interested and my camera stayed in the bag.
The week was a big ol’ mishmash of nothing special and somehow the days just went ::whoosh:: right on by! I did have an appointment with my nurse practitioner and that appointment led me to get an x-ray for my left knee, it clicks when I go up stairs, and I’m going in for a PT eval this coming Saturday. During that same appointment we discussed my dark cloud of health stuff and she basically determined I have PCOS. I don’t have many of the typical symptoms and we’ll address more about it in a month after I try to make some lifestyle changes. Oh boy, lifestyle changes, that word is like a broken record in my life.
The week didn’t take an upswing until Saturday when I spent five hours at my cheesecake class.
Oh boy, yum.
And I understand in the same post I mention health stuff and PCOS and then talk about making a cheesecake in a baking class. Don’t judge. The class was planned over a month ago and, well, I still wanted to take the class even though I don’t plan to make another cheesecake for quite some time.
Back to that cheesecake. I have to end this post on a positive note!
Regular cheesecake with lemon curd and raspberry jam on top. Hello, amazing! The type of amazing that makes a person mumble Oh.My.God. While the regular cheesecake was baking away we made a savory cheesecake you’d serve as an appetizer with a southwest kick to it–one word, delicious. And I’ll share the wealth with all of you in coming posts.
So that’s my past week. A few thorns with a rosy finish. I just need to learn how to nip the thorns in the butt. I let them grow way to big it seems lately.
How was your weekend?
Forgive me for my ignorance, but what is PCOS?
Savory cheesecake sounds like it could be my new BFF!
Oh no worries! The one time I don’t link the hell out of a topic someone actually asks. :) PCOS is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Basically my health issues (high cholesterol and trigylcerides, the way I carry my weight, wide shoulders, etc) all calculate under the umbrella of PCOS. But there are lots of symptoms of PCOS I don’t have–hair growth, hair loss, infertility (which I don’t know yet since we aren’t trying at the moment), irregular period cycles, etc. I also don’t have cysts on my ovaries, which some women have an it’s very painful.
Wow a cheesecake class sounds amazing, I always get to overwhelmed when I read the recipes and go for something easy!