Greetings, friends! Thank you for stopping by. I've long awaited a platform to share my story and promote my cause: teaching others to dress well from the inside out... sharing the importance of accepting others and being true to oneself.
All of my life I've been a victim of stereotyping and fear-mongering simply because of the way I look. As you can likely see, I'm a wolf. And I come from a long line of wolves who (reasonably) tarnished my reputation among children everywhere. My ancestors (most notably S.C. Wolf- aka. Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and B.B. Wolf- the notorious Big Bad Wolf) used their altered appearances to trick and mislead. Whether pretending to be part of a poor shepherd's flock or Red Riding Hood's dear grandmother, they used clothing and costumes to become someone else. That deception created a lifetime of hardship for me and so many of my kind, furry friends.
My goal is to clear my name and to help children everywhere recognize the importance of staying true to who they are. Clothes are are great form of self expression, but in the end they're just something to wear. Dressing well starts on the inside. Don't judge a book by it's cover alone. Read a few pages and then make an educated decision.
I urge you, dear children, take pride in your appearance- but remember a really well dressed wolf is accepting of others, kind to all, and true to himself... and a lovely little outfit is like the icing on the cake... ;)
XOXO,
W.D.
We've been inundated with rain and downright dreariness for what seems like weeks. Couple that with a cold virus, sinus infections and the flu, and you have a serious need for soup. This Chicken Lime Soup is my favorite for so many reasons! First, the flavor... Second, the ease of preparation... third & last, the endless options for ingredients and fixings. If you need a pick-me-up that will rival a trip to Cabo san Lucas (ok- that might be a bit of a stretch), this is the recipe for you. Chicken Lime Soup Ingredients:
- Rotisserie Chicken, deboned
- 1 small to medium onion (yellow or white), chopped
- Bell pepper (red, green or a combination of both), chopped
- Chile peppers (serrano, jalepeno or a combination of both), chopped & seeded
- Garlic cloves (1 to 3, to taste), minced
- Limes (to taste) and lime zest from one lime (zest optional)
- Can of rotel (Original, mild or hot- your preference)
- 2 boxes of chicken broth
- Can of corn (optional)
- Spicy Green Rice (optional)
- Flour tortillas + salt, pepper, seasonings to taste
- Saute onion and peppers (bell peppers and chile) until softened.
- Add garlic and saute for 2 more minutes.
- Add can of rotel to mixture and heat through.
- Add zest from one lime (optional) and juice from one lime.
- Add chicken broth and the meat from a rotisserie chicken.
- Add can of corn (optional).
- Add salt, pepper and your favorite seasonings blends as well as extra lime juice to taste.
- Bring to a simmer and cook for several hours or until ready to eat!
- Pre-heat oven to 375
- Slice flour tortillas into 1/2 wide inch strips. Coat with Olive Oil spray, salt, pepper and garlic powder to taste. Splash with lime juice.
- Place tortillas on a baking sheet in a flat layer.
- Cook for 5-7 minutes, checking occasionally & flipping once. Tortillas are finished cooking when they are lightly browned. Let them cool & harden for about 5 minutes before serving.