LJ, Fount of All Knowledge
Mar. 6th, 2010 02:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Mini trampoline: Good low-impact workout, or disaster waiting to happen?
Also, I am in the market for a good, general cookbook (think "Joy of Cooking") for:
- Mediterranean Cooking (esp. Greece and Italy)
- Recipes for Lent
- Jewish cooking
Any recommendations?
I am trying to deal with the incredible paucity of fish and bean recipes in most "generican" cookbooks. Vegetarian cookbooks are slightly better. Slightly.
Also, I am in the market for a good, general cookbook (think "Joy of Cooking") for:
- Mediterranean Cooking (esp. Greece and Italy)
- Recipes for Lent
- Jewish cooking
Any recommendations?
I am trying to deal with the incredible paucity of fish and bean recipes in most "generican" cookbooks. Vegetarian cookbooks are slightly better. Slightly.
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Date: 2010-03-06 11:51 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-03-07 12:56 am (UTC)The knee problem is simple, but surprisingly restrictive... it will not bear weight while bent. No squats. No lunges. No biking. No jumping jacks (torque) or water exercises (same). It will take quite a pounding, as long as the weight is hitting it straight up and down.
And as long as I don't ask it to bear weight bent, I'm in no pain and can walk normally. Ask more out of it, and I limp; ask more than that and it's prone to give out without warning.
So what the knee wants, the knee gets.