What Happens When I Run Out of Time?
An octogenarian reflects on time. Homebirth advocate Suzanne Arms says she's learning to live in the present moment and how to imbue the day with mindfulness.
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Walking Soccer for the Win
Walking soccer, a trend in Europe, is also taking off among seniors in the United States. Staying active and participating in team sports is good for the soul.
Can You Tell Me How to Get, How to Get to Liberty Street?
Medical coercion is the enemy of freedom, here's why. James di Properzio explains why medical freedom must be part of a free society. More at Liberty Street.
The Banana Peel Hack
I learned this from a crazy plant guy. How to make your own plant fertilizer, some inspiration to get you started on growing houseplants, and an ode to begonias.
🇮🇹 3 Days Left for the Early-Bird Special, a Pup Date (get it?), a Publicity Class, & an Author Boot Camp 🥾
Come write with me in Tuscany ... or take a class on-line
Older Adults Who Go to Art Galleries, Movies Enjoy Better Health, New Study Shows
My family has just flitted off to the movies.
Come Write in Italy With Me in October
I'm going to be teaching a writing retreat in Tuscany, even though my father, the oldest son of Russian Jewish immigrants, KNEW Europe didn't really exist. Come write in Italy with me.
Raw milk, yay or nay?
A new article in ProPublica disguised as investigative health journalism reiterates cultural norms to defend what mainstream junk scientists and Big Food want you to believe
I Feed My Dog Raw Real Food
Here's why King Kibble must be dethroned
“Beekeepers Don’t Get Cancer”
Is it true that beekeepers don't get cancer? If so, is it because of the anti-cancer properties in honey, the benefits of being stung by bees, or the propolis?