Celebrating Julia Child!

Today would have been Julia’s 100th Birthday! Oh, how we miss her incredible knowledge for French cooking, the memories she’s instilled on us, her unforgettable recipes, and her famous kitchen! Something as simple as food can do so many things to bring together friends, family, and even strangers. Proof that we all have something in common and we can enjoy the simplicities in life!

Food has always been a huge part of my life! Growing up my parents would throw large parties centered around gourmet food my dad would spend days preparing. They would ship my brothers and I upstairs with a massive plate in hopes we would stay up there for the night. Now, when they have the parties I get to stay down and join in on the festivities! :)

I remember, as a kid watching Julia every week on PBS  and now I secretly hoard her cookbooks in my kitchen. I guess you could call it a small love affair with her! Food can be so many things to so many people. It can nurture your body, feed your soul, bring families together, soothe a broken heart, cure a cold, reconnect old friendships, welcome new neighbors, or save a starving nation. Julia brought so many people together through her cookbooks and tv shows. She’s touched the hearts and stomachs of people all over the world. She’s left a legacy we can pass on to our children, a way to keep families together through food, and something to always look forward to at dinnertime. We all wish she were still here to show us one more recipe and share one last glass of wine! Happy Birthday Julia! For all of us that love you so dearly, you are greatly missed and will never be forgotten.

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Kelly is a Certified Holistic Health Coach and received her training from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York City. Fueled by passion, she founded her holistic health practice, Balanced Living Health and Wellness. She educates and teaches her clients and the community the life changing benefits of living a healthy lifestyle. Kelly is also the owner of Pilates on the Beach in Ocean City, Maryland. She is a Certified Pilates instructor by world renowned Body Arts and Science International. BASI Pilates ® For the past eight years, she has specialized in Pre and Post-Natal, athletes, rehabilitation, and clients with chronic illness. She also offers private one on one sessions, as well as in-home training. Kelly first discovered Pilates twelve years ago after a serious car accident left her with debilitating back and neck pain. She incorporates the Pilates method into her teaching and daily practice to maintain movement, a healthy lifestyle, and to live pain free. Kelly holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Salisbury University with a concentration in Mass Media. Her passion for nutrition and food lead her to Alissa Cohen, where she studied to become a Certified Raw Chef. She enjoys incorporating raw foods into her diet and sharing her knowledge with her clients, friends, and family. Also a Certified Master Gardener, she understands the importance of fresh, local foods and knowing where your food comes from. Kelly offers gardening knowledge, advice, and hands on training through community gardens and edible school yards for the local community. Kelly Also works as a freelance writer and blogger. She has been featured in Charleston Home Magazine, Landmarks, Grand Living, and multiple local newspapers and magazines. She is also a contributing writer to online magazines Isla Magazine, Good Clean Fun Life, and Greenster. Kelly just recently published her first fiction novel, "The Road to Chianti." Visit her site to grab a copy or for upcoming book signings and events. www.kellyhughesroberts.com. Kelly also has a successful health, nutrition, fitness, and organic gardening blog. www.farmfoodieandfitness.com. When she is not working she loves to garden and cook. Kelly resides in Berlin, Maryland with her husband and two small children.

2 thoughts on “Celebrating Julia Child!

    • Hi Vinny! Thanks for stopping by. Yes I loved that movie too! Julia was “quite a lady.” Wish she was still here or I had been a little older when she was on tv to appreciate her a little more while she was around. Glad you got to know her too even if it was through Meryl-who by the way was incredible at playing her! Glad people are still getting to know her!

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