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How to Store Fresh Herbs During Winter No one likes paying $3-4 USD for herbs in the winter. And most of us prefer not to buy and consume herbs that have traveled thousands of miles in the back of a truck or bottom of a boat before reaching us. And if you’re like us you […]
Richard Rohr On Love and Connection A dear friend introduced us to Richard Rohr four months ago. I’ve enjoyed listening to and reading his philosophy ever since. Rohr is a Catholic priest and a Franciscan brother. Many of his teachings are based upon traditional Eastern philosophies of universal connectedness, the ego, meditation, and contemplation. Here are […]
1) Raspberries- Low sugar content, 8 grams of fiber in one cup. 2) Collard Greens- Calcium, Vitamins A + C, and other important nutrients. 3) Peaches- Great source of potassium. 4) Red Bell Peppers- High levels of Vitamin C and beta-carotine. 5) Heirloom Tomatoes- Phytonutrient lycopene levels may help prevent prostate cancer. Jump to Margaret […]
Via Vocativ If you’re 24, buried in college loans and looking for a job in a city that’s affordable but not completely depressing, you’re probably wondering where to start. We started with the 50 most populous cities in the country, according to the 2010 census, and pared down results from there using Open Internet sources. […]