Posted on 11 March 2010
Putumayo Kids just released what’s destined to be your kid’s new favorite: Jazz Playground. From bebop and swing to Latin and African jazz, this multicultural CD celebrates the vibrant diversity and global influence of jazz and will get the whole family grooving. (Read on for a chance to win some Putumayo CDs.)
I’ve loved their Playground [...]
Tags: african jazz, bebop, crazy jazz, Dan Storper, exact plan, family, global kids, Jazz, Jose, jose conde, lamb jam, Little, Mary Had, mary had a little lamb, Oran, Playground, Putumayo, Read, Series, song, song of sixpence, spiderman theme song, swing, vibrant diversity, Want, William
Posted on 10 March 2010
Even if you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by wearing green or drinking green beer, we wholeheartedly recommend eating something green too – and not just on March 17th! Start planning your menu to make sure you have something green on your plate. Here are some of our favorite green foods and recipes:
It’s never too early [...]
Tags: beef, cabbage, Corned, Creamy, day, Edamame, green beer, green eggs and ham, green onions, green veggies, Greens, menu, morning routine, oatmeal lace cookies, Patrick, pesto, Pita, something, spring asparagus soup, st patrick, St. Patty, tasty guacamole, Tea
Posted on 10 March 2010
As a coach and teacher I am asked several times a week, “How do I get from here to where I want to be”?
My answer is always the same. First answer this, how did you get where you are now? Your thoughts, beliefs, feelings and actions got you exactly where you are and those [...]
Tags: Answer, attention, circumstance, Destination, direction, feelings, Journey, life, long journey, long time, matter of choice, new destination, paying attention, Place, set of circumstances, several times, signs, Stop, stuff, way
Posted on 09 March 2010
Curious about all the promises of energy for your busy day that are packed into pills and drinks these days? Is there any truth in what the labels and ads are selling, and why are so many of us in need of an extra pep in our step? Ric Scalzo, a respected herbalist, botanical researcher, [...]
Tags: adaptogenic, approach, balancing energy, basil, body, day, Don, energy, energy levels, energy products, Gaia Herbs, herb, impurities, India, lifestyle tips, Optimal, optimal energy, physiology, plant, poor assimilation, Ric Scalzo, sleep, sleep difficulties, stress, U.S.
Posted on 08 March 2010
Beans are good for you! How many times have you heard that? Well, it’s true. Beans are full of fiber, important minerals, vitamins and plant protein. When most people think about beans, they remember the classics: white beans, black beans, kidney beans and maybe garbanzos, right? Well, there are a lot more varieties than those. [...]
Tags: Adzuki, adzuki beans, azuki beans, bean, Beans, Chili, chinese cuisine, cholesterol levels, cooking, digestive upsets, Eden, festive occasions, fiber, heat, kidney beans, low glycemic index, plant protein, recipe, salad, savory dishes, time, water
Posted on 07 March 2010
Every month, we are pleased to add many new products to our shelves that have passed the testing and tasting and met our strict Quality Standards. And each month, we choose a dozen or so to call to your attention. Look for the “what’s new” poster and shelf signs for new products — or new [...]
Tags: apple, berry strawberry, blue agave, body, Cream, Crunchy, delicious assortment, Foods, Market, mental and physical relaxation, mind, month, Napa Valley, Organic, peanut buddy, pure essential oils, rich luxurious lather, shelf signs, strict quality standards, Sunny Hemp, vanilla, Wallaby, whole foods market
Posted on 06 March 2010
Are you ready for the wearing of the green? I know I am! St. Paddy’s day is March 17th and Whole Foods Market Team Members are all set to help you serve up that traditional Irish meal of corned beef and cabbage. Now here’s something you may not know: “corned” beef isn’t a cut of [...]
Tags: allspice ingredients, beef options, beet powder, corned beef brisket, mustard seed, rubbery texture, st paddy, sugar beet, wellshire farms, whole foods market
Posted on 05 March 2010
Here’s a confession: My brother ate nothing but peanut butter (on bread) for an entire year. He was a little kid and my mom obviously wasn’t taking control of his diet! He wanted peanut butter and she let him have it. Of course there are all kinds of things wrong with that and, luckily, he’s [...]
Tags: Apple Sandwiches, bingham family, Brother, butter, case, chile, Chip Cookies, Cliff Bingham, deal, Everyday, family, family farming, farming business, garbanzo beans, J Pancakes, lubbock youth, March, Organic, PEANUT, Read, row crops, spanish peanuts, Texas, texas wineries, value, West Texas, wine grapes, youth symphony orchestra
Posted on 04 March 2010
Due to the recent earthquake in Chile’s central regions, we’re anticipating a significant shortage of Chilean grapes within the next 10 days.
We expect the shortage to extend through early April and perhaps all the way to the first of May.
Here’s an update based on information we’ve been able to collect over the past couple of [...]
Tags: apple harvest, April, chile, chilean friends, cold storage facilities, Costa Rica, country, day gap, doozey, Earthquake, earthquake in chile, Florida, fruit, grape production, impact, produce, recent earthquake, shortage, something, spring, table grapes, USA, vendor partners, way
Posted on 04 March 2010
Where are you in your desires right now? Are you enjoying what has shown up in your experience?
If you are not enjoying what you’ve created try this. Take a few moments to think and feel who you wish to experience yourself as Being. What do you want to interact with? How do you [...]
Tags: action steps, changing your life, Continue, desires, exercise, experience, expression, feeling, few moments, fill, inspiration, interact, life, life experiences, picture, reflection, way