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One Green Planet is a current news site that I subscribe to that I think you will like also…..
Heres the URL for it http://www.onegreenplanet.org I get a regular newletter that keeps me up to date on whats going on in the world in regards to our planet, animals and our ecosystem. They also have alot of great recipes. Check it out.
Pear Crisp Recipe | Yummly
http://www.yummly.com/recipe/Pear-Crisp-1874105?prm-v1&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seasonal&utm_campaign=Pear_Essentials?prm-v1 I love the blog Brown Eyed Baker. This recipe from her will prove why! Try it and let me know what you think
Lifestyle Website that I like
http://www.mindbodygreen.com/ This is the URL for the website that I like referring to for information about living a natural lifestyle. Recently I found some good information on the toxic ingredients that are used by cosmetic companies. Check it out.
Super Moist Chocolate Avocado Cake
First let me say that this is not my recipe. It was created by a smart young woman from Penn, and also let me say that this cake is sooo moist and really delicious! I used xylitol instead of sugar but you can make it exactly like the recipe. I also made a ganache frosting…
Easy Fall Recipe- Zuppa Tuscana Soup
Taken from funonadime.com and addapted where needed. Fall is in the air and I love to make soup this time of year. It’s so wonderful to cozy up under a blanket with a hot bowl of soup and a piece of crusty bread to dip in it. Almost as good as hot chocolate and biscotti. Yum!…
Putting Your Garden To Bed for Winter
It’s time to put your garden to bed for winter. Summer is no more bohoohoo. I spent time today doing just that and thought it would be nice to pass on a little bit of info on the most important steps to winterizing your garden. I have taken some of this information from Rodales Organic…
Burma Old World Traditions Beautiful People
Michael Biach’s photo essay documents the scenes and people of Burma, including the women of Chin — an isolated state in the mountains — who “used to follow the thousand-year-old tradition of tattooing their faces.” via Burma — Discover
