I’m teaching a class on Friday in Midway, Utah
I’m teaching a class organized by Leslie Smoot, in two days, Friday, March 5. It’s 9:30 – 11:00 at Schneitter’s Restaurant in the Zermatt Resort in Midway, Utah. I’m covering Steps 2 and 3 of 12 Steps to Whole Foods, and we’ll have some teasers from two other chapters too! Lots of tasting–come hungry for [...]
4 Comments • Continue Reading →Crazy times in Peru. Can you help?
You know I went to Peru with my daughter to serve the Sunflower Orphanage near Urubamba. After we were there, it poured rain in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, nonstop for 4 days and 4 nights. You may have heard about people being airlift-rescued out of Machu Picchu. The hotel we stayed in? Destroyed. [...]
1 Comment • Continue Reading →to answer the question “Do I have more almonds” . . .
Amanda asked, do I have any almonds left? Well, no. And there are NONE to be had until we do the group buy again in the fall. BUT. We mistakenly shipped an order to Las Vegas, and I am going there Valentine’s Day weekend for my daughters’ soccer tournaments. I will pick up the 250 [...]
3 Comments • Continue Reading →junior affiliate?
So I was volunteering in the lunchroom and recess at my 4th grader’s charter school. One of the moms came up to me and said she was a GSG.com fan and had my 12 Steps program and recipe collections. To prove it, she reached into her pocket, pulled out a whole cucumber, and took a [...]
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Peru, part 5
I did, of course, take a Total Blender along to Peru to teach the orphanage’s cook. The kids were enthralled with how high tech it is. Here’s Carlos drinking a green smoothie and a not-great photo of me making it. I went to this open-air market (that’s how you buy food in Peru) and chose [...]
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Merry Christmas, and hot pink smoothies
For your enjoyment, here’s GSG reader Angela’s twin daughters Peyton and Avery, enjoying hot pink smoothies as they look at Christmas lights in the park! Merry Christmas!
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Coming out of the (McDonald’s) closet, part 2
Well, it’s a fact, I was a McDonald’s employee, and here’s a photo to prove it, circa 1984, Springfield, Virginia–orangey polyester and all. Don’t I look enthusiastic? Thanks, Chuck, for reviving one of my ugliest (in more ways than one) secrets. I can honestly say that I have not eaten a meal at McDonald’s since [...]
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Really Scary Looking
After reading a prior post, I had to see who Mr. Cutler was and how he looks. I hope this is not irresponsible to post this photo from the web.
31 Comments • Continue Reading →My almonds have arrived!
Well UPS just dropped off 100#’s of almonds at my front door. Guess I need to get busy dividing and delivering to the folks who went in with me on this group buy. Then I get to fill my freezer with the remaining 60# we are keeping for ourselves.
14 Comments • Continue Reading →tips for preventing H1N1 infection
My focus on this site is that when you don’t dump toxins and their byproducts (mycotoxins) into your body en masse in the form of processed foods, animal products, etc., you are stronger in the face of viral and bacterial infections. But these are some interesting, simple, natural suggestions by Dr. Vinay Goyal, who has [...]
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