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Category Archives: Life
Real Food Sunday
Here you see the veggies that will go in this week’s lunches. Closest, in the blue and white bowl, are turnips roasted with ginger and honey. Moving clockwise, acorn squash roasted then mashed. In the red bowl, sauteed mixed greens: … Continue reading
Real Food Sunday
I work full time during the week, and take my lunch every day. To save time, I prepare my food for the week on Sunday and divvy it up into glass containers so it’s easy to pack each morning. Last … Continue reading
Real Food Sunday
I work full time during the week, and take my lunch every day. To save time, I prepare my food for the week on Sunday and divvy it up into glass containers so it’s easy to pack each morning. This … Continue reading
In the Moment
Today, I am ridiculously happy for no apparent reason. My life is really no different than yesterday, but my attitude is very different. I am determined to enjoy it while it lasts. So what are the good things I’m pleased … Continue reading
Deja Vu All Over Again
Early in 1995, my husband Mick & I moved to Maui from Spokane. I basically “retired” from my work in the mainframe computer world and landed on that gorgeous island with no real expectations as to what would happen next. … Continue reading
Another Thanksgiving has come and gone
Four-day weekends are amazing. That last day (today!) feels like an extra bonus day to relax. This was a nice, peaceful holiday. I had a “first” – first time ever baking pumpkins to make pie instead of using canned. All … Continue reading
Life in Tiny Chunks
Dateline Columbia, SC: Local Woman Crushed Under pile of Naked Scientists Husband: “I told her she didn’t have to listen to all those back episodes.” Does that sound like you? It’s the story of my life. Basic time management says … Continue reading
Fruit Cobbler Recipe
This time of year is so wonderful with all the fruit in the markets! One of my favorite desserts is fruit cobbler, and this is the recipe I use. Simple, easy, and delicious. It reminds me of my childhood. This … Continue reading
Practicing Mindful Eating
I turn away from my desk and computer and take a bite of my delicious lunch. As I chew, I set my fork down and gaze out the window. Only after I swallow do I pick up my fork for … Continue reading
Foodist Next Steps
I did the food log for two and a half weeks. Enough to see clearly that when I plan ahead, I eat well. When I DON’T plan ahead, I tend to run out of healthy groceries and snacks. Then I … Continue reading