Posted in Arizona, Tucson, Webkinz, food, games, holidays, music, pets, photographs, sleep, vegan, zen by: Lisa
21 Dec
The Solstices and the Equinoxes are some of my favorite days of the year. With the beginning of Winter, I greatly appreciate that the days are now going to be getting longer again. I really don’t like it when it is dark so early (anything before 7PM is early for me). I [...]
Posted in Webkinz by: Lisa
20 Dec
We’ve recently been lucky enough to find keys in the Webkinz Fairy Forest. With the keys, we’ve actually been fortunate enough to get FIVE pixie pods! Amazing! Here are pics of our interesting finds.
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Posted in audio books, favorites, games, music, zen by: Lisa
19 Dec
Today is my Dad’s birthday. Since he is an avid runner I thought I’d recommend a few running things that he loves:
ChiRunning; There is the book and a DVD, both very interesting! Be sure to look over the website; they now have a ChiWalking section. It’s very Zen!
Nike shoes + [...]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, Tucson, curing diseases, environmentalism, food, lowfat, vegan, vegan recipe, vegetarian by: Lisa
18 Dec
“Don’t I need to eat fish so that my body can get the necessary Omega-3 fatty acids for my optimal health?”
Good question!
No. Humans do not need to eat animals — ever. Biologically and evolutionarily eating animals (even fish) is not necessary.
This is one question that medical professional without proper nutritional training (that would be [...]
Posted in Arizona, food, travel, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
17 Dec
I recently came home from a trip to Sedona, AZ, and the Phoenix area of Arizona. I’ve discovered, as a vegan, that finding places to eat is often very difficult. Not so with HappyCow.net. HappyCow is a website that lists vegetarian, vegan, and vegetarian friendly restaurants and stores all over the world. [...]
Posted in Girl Scouts, art, crafts, environmentalism, holidays, photographs by: Lisa
16 Dec
Inspired by Steve Spangler’s Science “How to Make a Newspaper Tree” experiment, we used an old roll of green paper (was photography background paper, but wrapping paper — or even spray painted newspaper — would have worked better) to create a quick, easy, and portable Christmas tree. It came out so nice, we decided [...]
Posted in Webkinz, books, favorites, writing by: Lisa
15 Dec
Lately, several people have told my older daughter and myself that they love the names we’ve given our pets and/or our virtual (stuffed) animals. They’ve told us how clever we are and they wonder how we’ve been able to come up with the cool names we used. Well, we’re clever enough to [...]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, curing diseases, food, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
14 Dec
The most common questions I get regarding nutrition and veganism are about protein, Omega-3 fatty acids and Vitamin B12. I’ve already written about the protein myth and I’ll write about Omega-3 fatty acids early next week. Today’s topic is Vitamin B12.
I’ve started writing about Vitamin B12 many times, but I’ve found that no [...]
Posted in Unschooling, books, curing diseases, empowerment, food, mindful parenting, vegan, zen by: Lisa
13 Dec
When my husband and I made the conscious decision to Radically Unschool our children, we had no idea there would be so many hidden side benefits. I’ve been asked what some of these are, so I’m going to periodically write about one or another of them. I’ll start with my favorite: Healthy [...]
Posted in Webkinz, photographs by: Lisa
12 Dec
It’s been an exciting week for us in Webkinz World. Yesterday, I found the last gem that my youngest daughter needed in order to get her first Crown of Wonder! This makes the second crown for our family (here is my post from our first crown). I’ve been asked specifically what this [...]