I Guess the Meatballs Need More Work...And I Break Down and Buy "The Cup"

So, I made these TVP meatballs this weekend, and I thought they rocked. Still do, actually, and I had every intention on sharing the recipe with you all tonight. But then something happened - I served them for supper. With spaghetti.
And while I thought they were great, Bob annoyed me to no end by proclaiming that he did NOT like them. He was a little rude about it, frankly, and it made me want to slap him. He proclaimed my balls to be "tasteless" and commented that they were "the texture of doughboys, ack ack." What a horrible thing to say about my poor, defenseless balls.

It also comes with a little "Diva" lapel pin, which is very cute and could be very handy. If all Diva Cup users would just wear the pin regularly, desperate newbies would be able to spot other Divas in public places and approach them for advice on what my husband calls "installation."

Speaking of installation, my husband was very intrigued by the whole concept and entertained me while I cooked dinner by reading the entire pamphlet front to back. He offered to accompany me to the bathroom later and read the important parts again while I try to accomplish the deed. I have to admit, of all the things I suspected the Diva Cup might bring to my life, foreplay was not one of them.

Not to get too personal or too damn specific, I can tell you that I will be trying the Diva Cup soon. Expect a detailed, no holds-barred review of just exactly I make out with this mysterious item. The website says I can stand on my head while wearing it, and dammit, I may kill myself in the process but a handstand I will do.
And if it gets too graphic and makes you lose your appetite, well, you were too chubby anyway. Live with it....
Until my next report...peace and periods!







12 comments:
Oh you brave, brave girl! I can't wait to hear more about it. That sounds creepy, doesn't it?
I love that your husband read the instructions to you! I'm a faithful cup user and I love it. I'm not sure how I afforded all those tampons for so long.
As for the upside down part, though, I won't recommend it. I forgot I was wearing it and did a handstand...and let's just say that my cup runneth over. kina like if you squeezed a volcano and all the lava came out at once.
Oh that picture of your hubby made me laugh so hard! What a funny post. I haven't tried the Diva Cup yet, but I do love my reusable cloth pads, I have to say. I hope it works well for ya.
Heh, you crack me up.
Seriously, though, once you get past the learning curve (there is one, but it's not very steep), you are gonna love your cup. I was VERY skeptical, but am definitely now a Cup Devotee.
I'm still not gonna wear the pin, though.
I can't wait to hear your report. My daughter and I have been tossing the thought around for a couple months. If it is anything like Liz's recommendation it sounds like a winner.
ha ha!
your husband with the instructions is classic! heehee. It gives me the giggles. Give the cup a little time. It took me a little while to get the hang of it. but now i love it.
I can't wait to hear how you like the cup, everytime I see one I think about it and get nervous about it and put it back on the shelf. So yeah can't wait for your very honest and detailed review!
You are brave! I am to chicken to try the cup...I will await your review!
Those TVP balls look great! How dare your hubby not like them?! Can't wait for the recipe!
Courtney
Yay for menstrual cups! They really are the best thing for periods. I have a keeper that I used for the last 8 years. So economical, so easy, so environmentally friendly. Plus if you are feeling adventurous you can dump the blood in your house plants as fertilizer.
Check out VegWeb's Diva Club for lots of helpful info on cups.
I think the tvp balls look yummy.
As for the Diva pin, I'm not sure anyone wears them.
you continue to be the funniest person... .Your irreverence and wackiness and contrariness are greatly appreciated
I can't wait for that post!
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