Health & Nutrition Blogs
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A horse ride down holiday lane.
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Make the most of the holiday season with this simple tip.
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One more month to inspire yourself in 2012
Wow, it’s nearly the end of November. Remember that post I did back in January about New Year’s resolutions? It was called “Make this year count in a way that is inspiring and meaningful to you!” How are you doing on it? You’ve got exactly 1 month to hold true on the things that you said you wanted to do this year. If you are anything like my family (my sister and step-mom who introduced the tradition), you’re going to pack a bunch into this last month.
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Mom Blog: For all mothers— a squeal of joy!
I remember distinctly the first time I got the message “Life is good!” from my son. He was four months old. It was five in the morning.
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Food Blog: Eat flowers!Grow and eat beauty—even if you are not an expert gardener!
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Health Blog: Make this year count in a way that is inspiring and meaningful to you!You’ve still got time!
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Health Blog: Are you listening to your thrive meter?
On almost a daily basis my clients come to me with questions. They want to know what to do about a certain situation, or they want to know how to achieve the best outcome.
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I know it might be weird to some (including my husband) but I love Christmas music. At this time of year I make good use of my Pandora Christmas internet radio station. 
ny years ago I was working at a retail clothing shop around the holidays. I will never forget the day, close to Christmas, when this woman came in to do her holiday shopping. She sped around the store at a fast walking pace (just short of running). 
I’ve never been a gardener that is until recently. Even so, my husband has the expert green thumb in our family. I am what you would call a novice. I’m still learning. 
I used to make resolutions. They were always things that were good for me. Like, “this year I am going to floss my teeth.” Or “this year I’m going to go to the gym regularly for sure.” At some point, (after years of making them) I realized that no matter how great my enthusiasm come January 1st, by the time March rolled around I had all but forgot my resolution.
