Favorites from the week
Here are a few of my favorite posts from this week:
- Amy speaking a beautiful truth.
- Carrie shows us how to get more sea vegetables into our diets.
- I’ll be making this for dinner this week.
Here are a few of my favorite posts from this week:
Ironically, since we moved here, and especially since Annabelle was born, I have been "working" more than ever. I say working with parentheses because I think the phrase working mother is redundant for mothers and wives alike, if they are really doing their job. Because Stewart also "works" from home, (again parentheses because he also…
This is the time of year everyone is talking about health and wellness. Yesterday I shared my thoughts on what wellness really is over at Keeper of the Home. I was truly touched by all of your most memorable moments of 2010 shared in the comments on the giveaway last week. They were heart warming,…
Comments have been closed and a winner announced. Just recently I shared with you what I learned during a talk given on digestion and elimination. You can find the first three parts of that series here: Digestion and Elimination: Diagnosing the Health of Your Gut Digestion and Elimination: Understanding the Importance of Gut Flora Digestion…
Real Food. Real Fun. Last week Nourishing Days Design helped roll out the new Wise Choice Market website. It is fun to work on a site with great videos, excellent images, and that sells products I would definitely eat because they are actually healthy! It is rare to find companies that care so much…
Today’s real food journal comes from Debra of Happy To Be Home, where she blogs about her journey to being a better homemaker. Debra, could you tell us a bit about your real food journey? When my husband, and I first got married, I thought we were eating pretty healthy. We ate whole foods, a…
They knelt beside me, these littlest redheads of ours, as I poked holes for cantaloupe seeds. The earth was dry as I burrowed in, a reminder that we are in the midst of the worst drought this place has seen in the ten years since we’ve moved here. More cantaloupe seed than a row could…