Clinical Nutrition for Digestive Health + Endurance Performance
I have a loose policy that for every new purchase of clothing or books that comes in, at least the same number of clothes or books must go out, to be sold or donated.
It rained last night & all day today so the lake I can’t quite see over the tree line is pure frothy white.
A few weeks ago, I volunteered at a fun run organized by a student association on campus.
There was once a man who had a fig tree growing in his vineyard.
Several years ago, I stayed with a few girlfriends at a B&B run by Agnes, who lives on a farm off the western edge of Ireland.
I woke up at 4:30 again this morning with a head full of words needing to come out.
No matter how healthy I think my relationship with food is, there are a few foods that I am still cautious about.
I go on stints where I cook almost exclusively from one cookbook or blog.
In temperate climates like ours in western Oregon, and also traditionally in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the weeks between March and April are known as the Hungry Gap for gardeners and l…
Most of my friends and aquaintances know me as the girl that knows a bit about agriculture and growing vegetables.
Recently, I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, and the question came up, What are you totally obsessed with right now? I love that question, and in lieu of sharing links and thing…
In our marriage counseling, William and I learned about family of origin and the long-held beliefs, values, and challenges we bring into our relationship.
Wondering what to do with DIY whole-grain mustard, besides eat a sandwich? I may have been chronically faulted for my obsession with sandwiches–but there is something I do love using whole-g…
Sometimes, I’m surprised to realize how long ago I began this blog.
Once a week, my coworkers and I eat lunch together during our staff meeting.