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Friday October 10th, 2008 in all about me, health, musings, photos
I started exercising my junior year of high school – I’d run on the treadmill in the workout room in our apartment and swim laps in our tiny pool.
(Honestly, though – the running was just because I could watch Friends at 7:30pm while I ran. And my mom wouldn’t let me watch it with …
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Yesterday as we were wheeling our bikes out of the grocery store parking lot, Mike said:
At first, I saw a Prius, and I was like, “Yeah Prius! Woohoo!” then I was like, “You know what’s better than a freaking Prius?!? Riding your effing bike to the store!”
He then proceed to analyze how Americans …
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Saturday March 15th, 2008 in easy, food, frugal living, health, photos
Delicious, delightful baked potato chips
It’s as easy as 1-2-3 to enjoy…1) Cut a washed potato into thin slices2) Toss with olive oil and desired spices. It’s fun to experiment!3) Broil on a flat cookie sheet for around 10 minutes, turning once. Keep your eye on the oven.
Enjoy! (With ketchup if you like!)
And …
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I don’t eat meat, so to get protein I consume lots of beans. We use beans for hummus, quesadillas and to add to mac and cheese, salads, stir fries and sooo much more. (FYI: The average American consumes 50% MORE protein than the RDA. So eating beans, grains, and veggies gets us enough protein without …
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Friday February 29th, 2008 in food, health, market
* Wake up and do some some yoga with Baron Baptiste.
* Go to the market downtown, grab some yummy food and some fair trade, organic coffee and check out what the adorable Amish grandpa has today. This time of year it’s likely to be lots of baked goods, some potatoes he’s been able to …
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Let’s talk for a moment about laundry. I’ve already told you that I’m cheap and lazy.
But! I do spend a little more money on detergent because, like, did you know how nasty the chemicals are in regular detergent?
At my job, I’ve recently been learning about water pollutants with the middle schoolers (taught by …
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