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Friday, May 6, 2011

Trouble with the Cauldron

Posted on 12:56 AM by Unknown
It was a marathon effort to get the Juicer to work, involving all three sisters and Captain Butterfly himself.  In the end, after hours of effort and covering the kitchen in beetroot juice, we each got a glass of our healing juice.   It tasted quite nice.   Nute managed to bring us some real organic beetroot, which did help.

It was another strenuous effort to get the detox breakfast down this morning - hours of chewing.   We finish the detox Sunday afternoon and plan to treat ourselves to a Thai veggie curry in the evening to celebrate.

But only IF we stick with it.
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