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Healthy and Homegrown
By Liz Sterling
Herbs grow really well inside! Take your pick from these great and easy options: basil, cilantro, chives, parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme.
Are You Ready for Good News Yet?
By Susan Hargreaves
Here we are in Florida, the current – at the time of writing – epicenter of the latest and most lethal to date super virus we have created, how can there be good news?
The S.M.A.R.T System
By David Hall
The S.M.A.R.T. system to organizing was designed to be easy to follow, easy to execute, and easy to maintain. Once you’ve committed to taking the time to do it, clearing clutter can be most satisfying, resulting in creating new habits with an attitude of gratitude – providing you more time to pursue other areas of interests.
Remember What’s Important
We had light hearts, laughed often, expressed ourselves honestly, and gravitated to people we loved. Then we were trained in what is important instead, and our lights began to dim. At some point we begin to recognize that what we were told is important, is not, and what we know is important, is.
Double Blessings
By Tina Valant-Siebelts
Growing up in New York, Laura Nolan had Candy, a German Shepherd mix. She has fond memories of many good times.
Quick Immune Tonics
By Karen Ellis-Ritter
In this new era of COVID-19, it is imperative to protect our health. We are encouraged by the CDC and the WHO to physically distance, wear masks and gloves in public areas, routinely wash our hands, and sanitize everything. Normally, routine exposure to germs (in a healthy body) is what builds our immune systems.
Keep Safe with Home Upgrades This Summer
By Family Feature
“When used properly, a portable generator is a convenient and efficient power source for a wide range of home repair and restoration projects,” said Susan Orenga
Ready or Not, Here They Come (we hope)
By Mark Tudino
If any reader has a special good luck charm, or special prayer, now would be the time to use it because this experiment fails it may be awhile before we’re discussing game results, and not the results which cause states to shut down.
Votes for Women
By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.
Journalist and activist Ida B. Wells. When the National Association of Colored Women registered constituents to participate with their states, they were told that they would be allowed (sigh) to march, but would have to march in the back!
DEAR EARTH TALK:
Is it true that my avocado habit is bad for the environment and my carbon footprint?
By Earth Talk
Compared to other fruits and vegetables that are grown closer to home, eating avocados – most of which are flown in from Central America
Recipe of the Month
Emerald Hummus Dip with Fresh Herbs
By Forks over KnivesA handful of spinach gives this flavorful spread a lovely bright green hue. Serve it as a dip with carrots, celery, toasted pita triangles
