Wow, what a winter it has been! Greater Boston has had more snow than anyone can remember, and also colder temperatures.
But the end is near. Hopefully, without flooding to add more problems to our lives.
In regards to eating, we are turning the page from more animal foods, and well cooked dishes, and bean soups, to lighter fare such as medium grain brown rice and lentils, onions and scallions, and of course blanched and pressed salads.… Read the rest
Leukemia sucks. It took my uncle Harvey and my aunt Ellie, in the last two years alone. And one of my earliest memories was in fourth grade when Karen Yabachio die of leukemia.
They say we are doing well in fighting cancer, and for a few cancers, that may be true.… Read the rest
This guy is somewhat creepy, he spent time in prison, and is a HUGE salesman on the web etc., but a lot of his ideas are sound.
He says that disease is caused by:
I happen to agree with all that.… Read the rest
These folks are working so hard trying to find a job, they deserve some support, and last night I tried to fill that role at their Successful Career Management Group.
While holding myself back from too many dramatic claims about the natural lifestyle, I helped these folks see that it’s about taking control over our daily habits, and easing back off the food, toxins and stress, while being thankful for what we have, and enjoying nature.… Read the rest