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"Cooking a Book" is one woman's quest to author and publish a cookbook in memory of a departed friend. Can she do it? Or will procrastination and excuses about having a day job thwart the mission? Follow the snail's pace adventure at "Cooking a Book"!
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4 comments:
Well, I'm reading your blog and trying to add comments or questions. I don't want to litter all your posts with stuff since I don't know what we are (I am) encouraged to post. I'm also feeling a bit self conscious.
I almost never get any comments on my own blog. I even stopped updating it from May until September 'cause there seemed to be no point other then using it as my bookmark or memory pad. Now I've changed my approach to it and I am writing more personal comments, rants and squee entries. Go me. And go Mug. :)
I've always enjoyed reading your work and now your book blog. I really want to see you cookbook in print and get my very own (personally) signed copies baby. Oh yea.
I encourage tons of posts. I need everyone's input to make the book work. I also openly solicit any stories or recipes that people have that are relevant to the theme of the book.
Sorry for not commenting on your blog, but that's more because we don't watch the same shows. I do read it and mail you when I hear some interesting news about the stuff we do have in common.
I'm just wondering if I should bother with the book at all if even the people in my private circle aren't interested in reading the companion blog. I remember the "Sex and the City" episode in which Carrie is somewhat shocked and insulted to find out that Samantha doesn't read her newspaper column.
Mugino, I love reading your blog. Its so inspiring and wonderful to have your thoughts, ideas and photos right there when I need them ;) You articulate in a way that makes my tastebuds wake up and I have to tell you that I've lived vicariously through reading your blog since my kitchen has been down for the past three months and since I've been so busy, its kept me connected with you. So, it really matters that you write!
I haven't read your blog quite a while because I was extremely busy.
Always it is very interesting to read all the contents.
I hope that you are going to continue as it was.
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