3 Take Aways We Learned In France

The Brioche Lady Show #11: Medication Need To Know The goal to any patient encounter is to determine if any medication can be eliminated reasonably and safely. My intentions are to shrink, not grow your medication list. However, anything good and worthwhile in life takes time, dedication, and hard work. Unfortunately, most individuals are not able or willing to put in the effort. Nevertheless, I’ll try my best to reduce your medication list. The key to anything is communication. This is

My wife and I are a typical Hmong family. We value tradition and have many children by today’s standards. We were both fortunate enough to be raised in wonderful countries that gave us hopes, opportunities, and dreams. I was born in Laos but grew up here in the land of the free, the great USA. My better half was born and raised in lovely France. Most of our lives were about changing diapers, doing laundry, and keeping the dishes from piling too high (okay, it was mostly my wife while I was busy

Now that I have acknowledged & embraced my passion for baking, I usually bake once a week for my children and husband. Initially, I baked for my family & during special occasions but eventually this expanded beyond family and friends. As a result of that, I started to notice that others had positive comments about my brioche outside of my husband and children. I find it difficult to completely believe my husband because I wondered if he just wanted me to bake (because he likes to eat pastries)

Today is a special day. It is the day that I am publishing my first website, my first blog post, and it is my birthday. I want to share this special day with you, my present and future brioche fans. Come along with me and lets embark on this exciting journey together.  I came to the United States in 1998. You can read my story in my home and about pages. I've always wondered about what I was going to do. Despite being a mother, I felt there was something else that I could do. I had planned to