Tag: The New Yorker

• Out of breath, hungry and Spring Pesto Dip

  You could take away any of my many subscriptions before I’d let you touch my contract with The New Yorker. I pay a lot of money so they can deliver the world to my mailbox most weeks of the year. This is unlike our local newspaper whose mission, evidently, is to spotlight one overweight old…

  JoAnn Rhodes Grose

  May 22, 2019

  Aging, Dip/sandwich spread, Exercise, Importance of exercise, Making new habits, Mind games and weight loss, obesity, Seniors and exercise

  Adam Gopnik, Alzheimer’s, Martha Stewart Living magazine, The New Yorker, Vegetables

• Ten commandments

  Things I need to accept: 1. All weight “lost” will be found as soon as I think I can eat like a normal-weight person. I dropped to 186 pounds before my high school reunion in August and, magically, I’m back up to 203 after yesterday’s first of two Thanksgiving dinners this week. Beef producers should…

  JoAnn Rhodes Grose

  November 19, 2012

  Compulsive eating, Emo eating, Food addiction, Holiday eating, Maintaining weight loss, Stress eating

  binging, healthy eating, Hilary Mantel, Larissa MacFarquhar, obesity, over-eating, thanksgiving dinners, The New Yorker, vegetables and fruits, why overeat