From the monthly archives:

July 2006

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For once, self-righteous musicians have a point. You know how musicians always talk about their commitment to the earth, and how they all drive a Prius, and how they’re better than you? Well, here’s a band that has a reason to. When Coldplay came out with their album X & Y, they decided to make [...]

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Honestly, how could I say no? Alright, you see what I’m dealing with here. I’ve got a mutt and a hound who REALLY like their cookies. But there’s a dog treat dilemma: How can I find treats that have good ingredients and no yucky stuff, without breaking my bank? Cause you KNOW those fancy treats [...]

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Besides recycling, there are many things to be done with the items we discard. I grew up with a very resourceful and imaginative mother, who thought of crafts for us such as making holiday “reindeer” out of the palm fronds that were trimmed from the trees in our Southern California beach town. Since she was [...]

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Amy’s Kitchen makes a lot of good packaged food, which is great if you’re in a hurry or on the run. They make a lot of products, but I always look for their Whole Meals, which includes sides like rice or vegetables, and are usually more satisfying than just an entrée. I really like their [...]

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Juice, Glorious Juice

by Kerry on July 18, 2006 · 0 comments

in My Champion!

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I really, really love vegetable juice. Before you cringe and shut your laptop, you must know that before I loved it, I hated it. I thought it was nasty, until I tried a diet that required lots of vegetable juice, and provided lots of good recipes. (Note: Diets are for lame-oes. I currently believe that [...]

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Here’s a quickie cleaning tip: I was reading a Martha Stewart magazine a few days ago (I was waiting in an auto mechanic’s office, leave me alone) and I read that a good way to clean copper is by cutting a lemon in half, dipping it thoroughly into some coarse salt, and then rubbing your [...]

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After the previous post about coffee, I feel like I should also mention yerba maté. Maté, as it’s also called, hails from South America, where they’ve been drinking it for centuries. I remember hearing somewhere that it’s the national drink in Uruguay and Paraguay, which I think is pretty ballsy. The closest thing we’ve got [...]

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Can I just tell you how much I love coffee? Look, I know you’re not supposed to drink it. I’ve read plenty of research about how it’s bad for your adrenals, but they just don’t scare me. I LOVE COFFEE. For me, it’s not a question of To Drink Or Not To Drink, it’s more [...]

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