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While shopping for used clothes at the local Salvation Army, an elderly woman struck up a conversation about how she liked the new price tagging system. The store staples small paper price tags to the waistline of pants and the neckline of shirts. In trying on pants, I scratched the back of my hand several [...]
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I see this word misspelled all the time, so I thought I’d spell it out plainly: Judgment has no E in the middle.
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I’ve been feeding my cats ground, raw meat and bones since 1992, and I recently decided to switch them over to whole prey to improve their teeth. Over the years they have enjoyed occasional whole chicken necks, but I didn’t really have a reliable, affordable supply for whole prey. I do now. Tonight I cut [...]
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Thanks to a poster on a message board, I just bought $150 worth of restaurant gift certificates for $15 at Restaurant.com (I got 70 percent off). The site brings restaurant owners and diners together by offering restaurant searches via zip code, state, or popular city. The listings include hours of operation, menus, wine list, available [...]
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I read an article today by Dr. Joel Fuhrman titled DHA Deficiency Linked to Parkinson’s. Fuhrman is an advocate of the vegan diet and has written several excellent books on health, diet and fasting, one of which I know has a meal plan that includes meat for those who eat it. (As an aside, I [...]
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In December 2008 I wrote a long post saying I was changing my focus from health education to manifesting. It didn’t last long. I’m too invested in health education. I love it too much. I love helping people unhook from a flawed system. People want to know how to be healthy, what to eat, how [...]
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Here’s an easy way to remember the difference between loose and lose: Loose, as in not tight — loose as a noose (or goose, if you prefer) Lose, as in no longer have — with lose you lose an “o” I’d sure like to know why we pronounce lose looze, instead of lose as in [...]
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