Unfortunately, we’re all great eaters of spicy food and it doesn’t help that most Indian food are deliciously spicy. But even cooking bland for him isn’t working, because really… how many people would voluntarily choose tasteless food? See, he wants to eat food that tastes good but doesn’t cause unwanted acid reflux. It’s a challenge for us because we’re so used to being creative with spices.

Like this pasta salad. Very simple, very low on ingredients: boiled pasta, fresh vegetables, a little bit of Italian seasoning and lemon.

It’s a simple light salad that I make from time to time, but it’s too bland for his taste. It’s also mostly dry since I don’t add mayo or salad dressing to it.

So my question is, what else can I add to this to make this more appetizing?

The bracelet goes to commenter #56:
Elizabeth Holcombe · Oh how very very lovely!~~~XXOO, Beth

The bookmark tag goes to commenter #114:
Lisa DeYoung · Thanks for stopping by the mountain mermaid. I’d love to be included in your giveaway, too.

And because I just couldn’t leave it at that, I’m including a surprise third giveaway:

Icy Blue Tag

The winner of this little tag is commenter #192:

Sally Van Nuys · Beautiful work – I have a penchant for the bookmark (I love paper art.) Visit me here: http://folknfiber.wordpress.com/2010/02/07/one-world-one-heart-giveaway/and sign…

Congratulations to all who’ve won! I’ve already emailed the winners, please reply within the week so that I can send these off to you as soon as possible.

I’d like to thank all those participated in this One World, One Heart Giveaway event. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all of your comments and have met so many new and interesting people. It’s been amazing and I know I’ll still be purging through my comments to visit sites for days to come.

Utter cuteness!!!

Any suggestions for a name? We’re running out of good ones. He sleeps so carelessly in the oddest of positions – intent on only his sleep, adores his sister and is always running around with his tail high up in the air.

Frosted WIP, the evolution of a design

I’ve only checked it on the latest versions of some browsers, and I’ve yet to add more featured stuff, but in time. For now, I’m just happy to be using something of my own make.

Giveaway is closed, thank you all for participating!

This event was created back in 2007 in an attempt to bring bloggers of different blog communities from all over the world together.

It’s an internationally open giveaway where the participants were to offer a handmade (though not necessarily so) item to a randomly picked commenter. The event ends on February 15th.

To win any of my giveaway items, simply leave a comment on this post. If you don’t have a blog, be sure to leave your email address so I can get back to you.

Here’s what I’m giving away:

A multi-stranded bracelet wired with tigertail, using Czech flat, glass Amethyst beads.

And:

A bookmark tag - a layered paper collage of recycled paper, wire and metallic paint.

That’s two giveaways to two winners who will be announced on February 15th. If you have a preference for any of the two, let me know in the comments.

And if you want to participate in this event with your own giveaway, you have until February 8th to be listed at A Whimsical Bohemian. Have fun!

Too bad it only comes in one color. I hope they improve on that.

To be honest, the hijab is too high up for my liking. Out of the six, the first three would be the most practical and realistic because of the scarves. Ideally, a good hijab would cover the hair, ears, neck and chest.

It was nice that the traditional black burka (the 4th one) was included with the others, but really Yahoo!, did it need to be so form-fitting?