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One day, to the surprise of his colleagues, he brought her by the office.
有一天，出乎同事們的意料，他把她帶到了辦公室。
As she turned cartwheels in the corridor, she squealed, "Look at me!"
她在走廊里側手翻，還尖叫著，“快看我呀！”
Avie Tevanian, a lanky and gregarious engineer at NeXT who had become Jobs's friend,
阿維·泰瓦尼安是NeXT的一名工程師，瘦髙個兒，愛交際，后來成了喬布斯的朋友。
remembers that every now and then, when they were going out to dinner, they would stop by Chrisann's house to pick up Lisa.
他回憶說，時不時地，他們一起出去吃飯時，就會在克里斯安家停一下，接上麗薩。
"He was very sweet to her," Tevanian recalled. "He was a vegetarian, and so was Chrisann, but she wasn't.
“他對她特別和藹，”泰瓦尼安回憶說，“他是素食者，克里斯安也是，但麗薩不是。
He was fine with that. He suggested she order chicken, and she did."
他對此也沒意見。他建議她點雞肉，她就照做。”
Eating chicken became her little indulgence as she shuttled between two parents
吃雞肉成了麗薩在父母之間穿梭時的一個小小放縱，
who were vegetarians with a spiritual regard for natural foods.
她的父母都是素食者，而且對自然食品都有精神崇拜。
"We bought our groceries—our puntarella, quinoa, celeriac, carob-covered nuts—in yeasty-smelling stores
“我們去那些滿是酵母味的商店買菜，買菊苣、藜麥、塊根芹、外面包裹角豆粉的堅果。
where the women didn't dye their hair," she later wrote about her time with her mother.
那些地方的女人都不染頭發(fā)的。”她后來寫道，
"But we sometimes tasted foreign treats.
“但我們有時候會吃外國大餐。
A few times we bought a hot, seasoned chicken from a gourmet shop with rows and rows of chickens turning on spits,
有幾次我們去一個美食店買熱氣騰騰的烤雞，一卷一卷的雞肉在烤叉上轉著，
and ate it in the car from the foil-lined paper bag with our fingers."
烤雞裝在襯著錫箔的紙袋里，我們就坐在車里用手拿著吃。”
Her father, whose dietary fixations came in fanatic waves, was more fastidious about what he ate.
她父親對飲食習慣有著近乎狂熱的執(zhí)著，對自己吃什么更是吹毛求疵。
