Majeedah Neale - Enthusiastic - Thorough - Conscientious
Majeedah has lived overseas and is now an avid home-schooling mother of five sons who live in Maryland. She shares her passion with all who will listen. She is an aspiring writer and artist who enjoyed a background of spoken word and poetry before starting her family life. She hopes to publish books that promote healthy nutrition and an active lifestyle with a focus on women and children. She is currently studying to become a holistic nutritionist and personal trainer.
Owner: Creative Conductor at Nutrition Train LLC
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Health, Wellness and Fitness
www.nutritiontrain.org
Owner: Creative Conductor at Nutrition Train LLC
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Health, Wellness and Fitness
www.nutritiontrain.org
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An excerpt from The Vegetarian’s Invitation:
They accept my invitation without warning or hesitation. Just coming for a visit, a reunion or a class, But for me it’s an experience that in their minds will last. Remove their coats, hats and shoes. Comfort before we proceed Through my foyer to my kitchen, my arena indeed. They are clueless yet responsive and my question seems shallow “Would you like a bite to eat” in a tone, very mellow. Their answers lay the foundation of my culinary sensations I have deep determination to produce a kind of sedation. If they’re modest and ask for water, then its water with a twist And beside it something new for them, too inviting to resist. They always like it, no, they love it and start to get excited Then I offer something else and intently watch them bite it. I’m attracted to reactions, approval from their lips I slip away in concentration, they enjoy light conversation My heart is racing but I’m pacing. How am I going to drop this bomb? But that’s only the beginning of my veggies, sauce and dips. As I begin to serve them I’m fearless, my reputation on the line A euphoric feeling of what came from these hands of mine. The plating is immaculate, colors and aromas that pop When the food is served before them, conversations start to stop. . . . See MWWWI Sixth Annual Folio: Lawful Pleasures, to read the rest. |
