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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Tomato Time
What could be better than biting into a big, ripe, juicy, heirloom tomato? Well maybe not much. But here are two close contenders. For many it’s back-to-school sandwich time. It’s also ripe tomato time. Combine both in a toasted … Continue reading
Posted in Food or What We Eat, Green Living
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A Picnic Operetta
Have you ever been to a picnic operetta? I hadn’t until today. What a great idea. On a late summer afternoon – gather actors, musicians, chefs and spectators together in a ready-to-harvest community garden. Provide picnic blankets for seating. Perform … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Ideas, Food or What We Eat, Green Living, Health and well being
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Summer Fruit Salads
This is the time of year to try quick and easy fruit salads. They’re fast and in season. If it’s hot outside serve chilled. Otherwise serve at room temperature. Try this savory one: cut up ripe watermelon and toss with … Continue reading
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InnerPeace – Don’t Live Small
We often hear the term “live large.” But what does it mean to “live small”? Professor Reginald Ray offers a good description in his book Indestructible Truth. In writing about motivation or the intention with which we pursue various activities … Continue reading
Posted in InnerPeace, Question the Culture, Spirituality
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A Walk With God
Imagine taking a walk with God. This presentation will inspire and uplift you. God lives in the deepest part of our being. We can walk with God anytime we connect with our true self. If you are interested in different … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films, InnerPeace, Spirituality, Theology
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