Yeah – I know. It’s December 10. Better late than never, right? Here’s the best from HTP in November 2011:
Packed with Puns: In the Oven, our corny but sweet baby announcement. Also – most commented on post, ever! Thank you so much for the well-wishes. It meant a lot to us.
Most Helpful: How to Open a Pomegranate (Without Ruining Your Shirt). If you’ve ever opened a pomegranate, you know how messy it can be! However, there’s a little trick that makes the entire process much more pleasant. Runner-up: Freezing Brown Rice 101
Most Emotional: All the Baby Details. I really loved sharing the clips of the video of breaking the news to the Husband. Whenever I am sad, I re-watch that video and smile so big!
Post that Encourages Online Shopping: My Favorite Things 2011. A complete list of my favorite holiday gifts, including a metal display, an indoor bike trainer, and a few great books.
Tastiest Recipe: Breakfast Scramble Quiche. I forgot all about this recipe! I need to make it again ASAP – it’s so tasty and perfect for chilly winter mornings.
Most Versatile: The Magic Soap. Describes many handy uses for Dr. Bronner’s, an all-natural soap.
Best for Balance: I Need a Training Plan, which introduces the idea of a ‘blank’ training plan – awesome for anyone who needs a lot of motivation but minimal pressure.
Best Discussion: Just Me, which addressed whether the recent Endurance Magazine cover that featured Operation Beautiful – and me in on my bike – was Photoshopped.
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Most Inspiring When You Just Can’t Muster Up the Energy to Run: Running Inspiration. Enough said!
Best Pregnancy Discussions: Food Rules and Pregnancy and Giving Up the Java (While Pregnant), both of which explain my panic-free pregnancy mindset.
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Bring on 2012!
Your superlatives got me thinking, and I don mt know if you’ve talked about this yet, but a good post topic could be about deciding whether or not to raise your child as a vegetarian. I’d love to hear your opinions and I’m sure it would make for an interesting discussion!