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My little sister and I, in the early 90s.\u00a0 She’s silly, I’m serious.\u00a0 Some things never change.<\/em><\/p>\n The other day, I was talking to my sister on Facebook chat and she reminded me, for the umpteenth time, that I am old and boring.<\/p>\n She is young and not boring (exciting?).\u00a0 In her last semester in college, my sister thrives on going on adventures, getting lost, staying up late and having impromptu dance parties.\u00a0 She’s pretty sure I have the most boring life possible.\u00a0 For starters, I’m almost always in bed by 9:00.\u00a0 My favorite hobby is cooking.\u00a0 If I go out, it’s to the supermarket.\u00a0 Boring, perhaps.\u00a0 But I’m definitely not bored.\u00a0 I could use a few more hours in my day to accomplish all the things on my list and I’m super happy with my life right now.\u00a0 It’s just not for everyone.<\/p>\n If it seems like this post is sister-bashing, it was her idea: “Next weeks blog entry: finding something healthy my gross little sister will eat.” (Her words, I swear!)\u00a0 And, for the past several days, I have been trying to do just that because she’s visiting us this weekend (YAY!).\u00a0 All our lives, we’ve taken on pretty defined eater roles: I’m the one who’ll try anything; when she was young, my sister subsisted solely on bread, bacon, plain spaghetti or hamburgers (We only went to restaurants that had those as menu options).<\/p>\n Now, more than ever our diets seem so different.\u00a0 What do you feed someone who loves Slim Jims?\u00a0 Who thinks whole wheat pasta is gross (its the only kind we have!) I hope she doesn’t starve while she’s here.<\/p>\n Anyone have any brilliant ideas for cooking for people who don’t eat the way you do?<\/p>\n