I still remember the day River Phoenix died. I was in love with him, of course. O.K. I didn’t know him enough to love love him, but I loved the thought of who I thought he was.
And I remember the day he died quite clearly in my mind. I came home from dinner...
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After my impromptu appendectomy in December followed by travelling to visit family and friends, I checked-in with myself and my health and I decided that The Vegan Experiment has not been working for me.
Health-wise, I had not gotten that boost of energy that everyone writes about with all plant diets and as a sufferer of fatigue from...
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I still remember the day River Phoenix died. I was in love with him, of course. O.K. I didn’t know him enough to love love him, but I loved the thought of who I thought he was.
And I remember the day he died quite clearly in my mind. I came home from dinner...
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My friend, our office assistant, suggested the following recipe when she learned that I was taking a moratorium on grocery shopping. Happily I had all of the ingredients on hand! This sure made lunch far more interesting than my plan to eat a can a day of each thing.
Recipe: C’s 3...
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When I started this blog, I had intended to stay away from blogging about politics. I’ve experienced some very emotional political confrontations online since 1994 and I’ve run into more than a few plain ole nutcases. I was bitter for a long time between 1996 and 1998 and it had more to do with the...
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I still remember the day River Phoenix died. I was in love with him, of course. O.K. I didn’t know him enough to love love him, but I loved the thought of who I thought he was.
And I remember the day he died quite clearly in my mind. I came home from dinner...
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Last year I was really miff’d around this time when I was surfing the review blogs. Slanket and Snuggie t.v. commercials and print ads from Harriet Carter to Rite Aid were inescapable. Some new version of Elmo might have been the hottest new toy craze for kids, but blankets with sleeves were trying...
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