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May 27, 2013 —
16:14
This has been a crazy couple of weeks and an emotional roller coaster of a weekend. Just as our long weekend started, my daughter came down with a fever and body aches – she was miserable and mama was stressed. Yesterday I felt the joy and excitement for my niece as she celebrated her college graduation. All the more…
Tags: Memorial Day
May 18, 2013 —
15:00
A couple days ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Rebecca Speert. After months of trying to connect – due to a mutual friend (thank you Jodi) who mentioned this website – we finally met up! Over a cup of tea, we talked for a couple hours about ourselves, our passion for health (which often comes from illness) and what drove the changes that we made to eating more nourishing foods.
One of the questions I often get when talking about food is more…
May 14, 2013 —
21:42
Now, it’s time to announce the winner of the beautiful Sun’s Tea (TM) 18oz Ultra Clear Double-Wall Glass Travel Mug & Numi Tea Petite Bouquet Assorted Flower Tea Sampler!
And, the winner is… more…
May 1, 2013 —
19:33
As we know, the cost of buying organic vs. conventional fruits and vegetables tends to be more expensive. And, to help save a bit of money there are some conventionally grown fruits and vegetables that aren’t cause for concern. But, there are some that we should also steer away from. The EWG recently released its 2013 Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce. It includes the Dirty Dozen Plus and Clean 15 – an easy reference to take to the grocery store as you buy those all important fruits and vegetables. more…
April 30, 2013 —
22:14
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There is so much information in this bundle of ebooks, audio and ecourses, that just starting this post was overwhelming. How am I going to explain it all? (just scroll below and you’ll see all the topics and titles… and be sure to check out the bonuses too).
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I wanted to bring it to your attention too because I love going through books that are up to date, concise and that I can easily refer to. But, what makes this bundle even more exciting is all the bonuses we get with it. So, in addition to the ebook, ecourse, audio bundle is that they teamed up with more…
April 22, 2013 —
19:48
In celebration of Earth Day, I thought it only appropriate to bring attention to something beautiful and reusable – which reminded me of the tea tumbler that a dear friend let me borrow. You can read more about how I love using it at Kicking a Bad Habit
It’s So Much Fun To Win!
Now, for the Giveaway. I’m giving away more…
April 21, 2013 —
17:54
I was in the coffee shop sipping on my Carmel Macchiato, sitting and enjoying the beautiful morning, and wondering -‘why so I do this’? What compels me to buy this drink? I know every one of the ingredients in this drink is not good for me. As I had stood in line earlier, getting ready to order, I had said to myself ‘today I’ll get a tea instead’. So, why do I open my mouth and say “one tall Carmel Macchiato, no foam, with whole milk please”. It’s as if I’ve been programmed. Is it an addiction or simply no will-power? Ugh. I just did it again. But, it tastes great! Do they put something in the drink to get me hooked? Is this just a glimpse of what an addict must go through? What’s worse, and bothers me most, is that I always feel more…
April 11, 2013 —
17:29
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A beautiful quote from Rumi, a 13th-century poet, jurist, theologian, and Sufi mystic. His poetry is spiritual and profound and I am so fortunate to have been introduced to some of his works. And, thank you to the Ford family for the gorgeous picture of a weeping cherry tree that they loving tend to. more…
Tags: cherry tree, Rumi
April 1, 2013 —
10:30
But First, What Are Legumes or Pulses?
To start, I had to look up the difference between a legume and a pulse… pulses are the edible seeds that grow on a legume. Legumes are shrubs, herbs, and trees that produce pod-shaped fruit. The pods are what hold the pulses (such as peas). For the rest of the post, I’ll just say ‘beans’, though most of what I refer to in this post applies to other pulses as well, such as chickpeas, mung beans, lentils, peas, peanuts, etc.
Purchasing and Using Beans
Beans are also a food that helps us more…
March 31, 2013 —
22:33
This is super easy and refreshing salad that takes only minutes to make once you have the beans ready. I prepare my beans ahead of time and store batches of them in the freezer. I pull them out of the freezer when I’m ready to make this salad.
Serves: 4+ people as a side dish or salad.
Ingredients:
2 diced Persian Cucumbers
1 diced Roma Tomato more…
