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I want to
leave all who read this book with a gift of my favorite recipe
for Life Pudding. You deserve a reward for your courage,
determination, and inspiration.
First, set
the time aside to prepare your life pudding without
interruption.
Then, take a
liberal helping of love and stir in enough compassion and
commitment to create the desired consistency. Season
liberally with humor and blend the ingredients until they meet
your taste. Set aside to rise to the occasion while you
prepare the icing. When it is firm enough, place it in
the form you desire.
Mix action,
wisdom, devotion, prayer, and chocolate syrup in a large
container. Layer it thickly over your life pudding,
whatever form it may take, making sure to cover all the
corners.
Ask your
grandparents to look it over and advise you about any changes
in appearance or taste they believe are called for before you
present it to anyone.
When you are
satisfied with the result, garnish with reverence and
devotion.
Let
stand and season at room temperature until you feel it is
ready to be served, and then serve generous portions liberally
during your lifetime. |
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Prescriptions for Living.
Bernie S.
Siegel
A nice look at life from a formerly anal-retentive
doctor who shaved his head, changed his name from "Dr. Siegel" to Bernie,
and actually started caring for his patients. He learned more from the change
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cold. Remember that it is low fat and low calorie, and
safe to consume in large quantities whenever you have a hunger
for life.
The more you
serve to others, the more fulfilled you will be. Do not
hurry the process. Take time to savor what you have
created. If you do, you will find, as I have, that you
will feel more full when you share your life pudding with
others than when you consume it alone. Actually, I find
I don't need to consume much, because serving others is what
nourishes me.
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