Posted in Technorati, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, alkaline food, children, cooking, diabetes diet, diabetes diet plan, diabetic, diabetic recipes, family, food, food choices, glycemic index, healthy food, ideas for needed change, key issue, lifestyle, mindfulness, new views, pH, pre-diabetes, relationships, shopping, virtual advocacy, zero disease, tagged Thanksgiving recipes, diabetic Thanksgiving recipes, Thanksgiving strategies for diabetics, stuffing recipe, pumpkin recipes, sweet potato recipes, fast turkey, 45 minute oven roasted turkey, Cranberry Cookies, Clafouti on November 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information! (TM)
I’ve pretty much maxxed-out the time for research on a diabetic safe-menu for Thanksgiving. I’m disappointed in what I found from sites purporting to be diabetic experts. So, I decided to piggy-back my recipe gathering for my blog and my own table to see what I could find. [...]
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Posted in Master Cleanser, Technorati, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, advocacy, alkaline, alkaline food, alkalize, cooking, detox, detoxification, detoxify, diabetes, diabetes diet plan, diabetic, diabetic recipes, family, food, food choices, glycemic index, health, healthy food, ideas for needed change, just do it, leadership, lifestyle, mindfulness, new views, obesity, pH, pre-diabetes, relationships, shopping, society, therapies, virtual advocacy, zero disease, tagged native americans, Artists Collective, Artist's Grants, writing contest, medical marijuana, medicinal marijuana, marijuana for pain, marijuana prescription, detoxification, detoxify, Thanksgiving recipe, Thanksgiving recipes, sassy water, coconut water, Evamor, Essentia, Celtic sea salt, Grain and Salt Society, Amy and Brian's, First Nations, Pilgrims, Conquistadors, Walkabout Jones on November 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information”
This week and next, we’ll help you prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday and include a couple of recipes which will help diabetics enjoy the festivities, as long as they eat reasonably. I also want to discuss some of what Thanksgiving may mean to us in 2008, and also acknowledge that [...]
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Posted in Technorati, advocacy, alkaline food, alternative medicine, business, children, cooking, diabetes diet, diabetic, diabetic recipes, family, food, food choices, glycemic index, health, healthy food, ideas for needed change, key issue, leadership, lifestyle, money, new views, parenting, questions to ask, relationships, shopping, society, virtual advocacy, workplace issues, tagged basic survival knowledge, charitable contribution, cheap food, diabetic recipe, diabetic recipes, dollar a day food experiment, donate, flu, flu map, flu symptoms, food bank, food budget, food insecurity, food on a budget, food pantry, food prices, food stamps, gleaning, harvesting food, harvesting left-over food in the fields, hunger, influenza, job loss, lack of job growth, learn how to glean, losing health insurance, low cost food, mortgage crisis, no savings, prevent the flu, scrambled eggs, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, unemployment, Vitamin D for the flu on November 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information” (TM)
Over the week-end, I learned how one healthy vegan couple “fed” themselves on $1 a day per adult person! It was an eye-opener. In past years, when things were tough, periodically I’ve had to feed two adults for about $30+ a week, total, and that was hard enough. Experts [...]
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Posted in Technorati, advocacy, business, children, family, key issue, leadership, lifestyle, mindfulness, money, new views, society, virtual advocacy on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Congratulations Senator Obama and Senator Biden.
Now is the time to Heal the Nation.
We thank all of the candidates, from all of the Parties,
who reached out to all of us.
Now, the hard work begins. All of us have to pitch in.
Barack, you promised to listen to us.
We’ll speak up.
Act with fairness, in peace.
Stay involved! Make a [...]
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