To the delight of my family, I have been busy in the kitchen.  My cookbooks are no longer on the top  kitchen shelf rather they are strategically scattered in reaching distance around the the island.   This was all in an effort to attend my first cooking class at the neighbourhood grocery store. Once a week they offer a free (sort of free you pay 10$ initially and then receive a 10$ gift card at the end of class) cooking demonstration called what’s for dinner. This week they featured products from their PC Blue Menu.  The chef prepared Chicken and vegetable stir fry.   The class was enjoyable and the food was tasty.   Now depending on your learning style, a cookbook might work for you, or a video streaming from the internet , or a blog, or  an iPhone app , or a demonstaration or a hands on cooking class provided by your local college, the opportunities to learn how to cook are endless.

Along my journey here is something I had not expected to find.  Sometimes when  you aren’t looking for something specific you stumble upon something unexpected like the pc.ca website.

From their website, here is a link to some health tools all in one area.  I particularly enjoyed the life expectancy calculator.  As I said in a previous post, I would like to live to the age of 100 like the folks in the Ted video with vim and vigor and am happy to report I am on my way (according to the online life expectancy calculator  ;-)

In the words of everybody’s favourite Vulcan, Mr. Spock “live long and prosper”.

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