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Yesterday’s conversation with Kelsey was about what schools to go to in order to become a Chef and then on to being a Pastry Chef. She has discussed this for many years and it’s where her passion lies. We have been positive and will continue to be so. We will support her through the process all the way, but does anyone else find it odd? It’s strange to me, but then I have to question myself. Why do I find it odd that my daughter wants to be a Chef? I mean, it’s not like diabetics don’t eat… In the back of my mind I keep hearing my old Weight Watchers leader reminding me to “Stay away from those BLT’s.” Bites, licks and tastes. How in the heck is she going to be a good chef if she doesn’t taste her food? How is she going to manage her blood sugar levels if all she does is taste her food. As I write this I realize how silly my worries are. I guess I have to have faith. (There’s that dang word again, Faith.) I should be, no I am, pleased that she has found something that she enjoys and feels like it’s what she wants to do for the rest of her life. She is a determined person, I know she will make it work. And Mike and I will be there to cheer her on the whole way, however I might have a strange look on my face still trying to figure out why I think the whole thing is odd.

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