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The Case Against Lawns Gets Stronger Every Day
It’s time to turn your lawn into a veggie garden. With skyrocketing gas prices and wacky weather that show no sign of slowing down, for now on the best food will be grown closest to home.
Continue reading »Windowsill Veggie Garden
Its easy to grow veggies from leftover veggie cores. Cabbage, celery, bok choy, and even burdock work great with this simple method.
Continue reading »Groundhog Day: Why Winter Matters
Wacky weather world wide continues.
Continue reading »The Chicken Flick’s First Screening of 2012
These days, I believe the best food grows closest to home. Raising chickens can be a great way for families to enjoy healthy fresh eggs and develop a deeper connection to their food. Last year, I helped to make a film called Chicken Flick. The purpose of the movie was to shine a bright light [...]
Continue reading »The Tar Sands Pipeline: Is It Time To Do The Happy Dance?
President Obama said “no” to the Keystone XL pipeline this week. Is it time to do a happy dance? Yes and no. Read why here.
Continue reading »The Book Sale Continues!
More books for sale! All of these will decrease your stress and improve your life. Check ‘em out!
Continue reading »Clean Water is Key!
If you have fluoridated water, you really need to invest in a good water filter.
Continue reading »3 Ways To Eat More Kale!
In light of the recent David and Goliath battle that the Eat More Kale dude is waging against fast food chicken giant Chick Fil-A, I thought it might be a good idea to post a few ways to cook kale.
Continue reading »Eat More Kale and Stand Up to Corporate Bullies
EAT MORE KALE, eco-friendly t-shirts that support sustainable agriculture is no threat to a multi-million dollar fast food company. Help support a small business owner win an epic battle with CHICK-FIL-A.
Continue reading »Occupying the Holidaze
This time last year, I blogged about Soup and Healthy Hints for the Holidaze. This year, the Occupation has grabbed my attention. Even President Obama acknowledges the legitimacy of the Occupy movement and acknowledges the frustration we are all feeling right now.
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