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Ode to eggface

This post is dedicated to one of the most fabulous WLS bloggers I've ever gotten to know over the interweb....the one...the only...

EGGFACE!!!!!!

Shelly – aka Eggface – has helped guide me on this journey since way before I even had the surgery.  She is the Martha Stewart of WLS eating.  I tell you, if she makes it, it’s good.  Even my non WLS fiance loves her stuff.  Her recipes truly can be enjoyed by all.  

I post this as first, a thank you, for helping me realize that you really can eat well after surgery.  Two:  She’s giving away free stuff again and since I have previous reaped the benefits of her giveaways, I’d like to jump back on that bandwagon!

Cheers – to Eggface!

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  1. Michelle "Shelly"February 7, 2010 at 9:14 AM

    Awww Thanks for making me smile :)

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  2. FooseberryFebruary 7, 2010 at 7:26 PM

    I can't find a way to send you an email so I am making a comment here.
    I tagged you on my blog-come check it out!
    http://fooseberrypie.blogspot.com/2010/02/ive-been-tagged.html

    BTW- I love Eggie too.

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