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Celebrating Suburbia: Peeps and Poops

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Living the American dream locally! Thursday, May 19, 2011. For one of my birthdays as a teen, my dad gave me a card with a quote I'll never forget: "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined." -Thoreau. How many of us as adults give up daydreaming about our future? How many of us give up on setting big, risky new goals because we don't think achieving them is possible? Some of my favorite local small businesses are Akasha Yoga. And Carriage House Antiques. If you kno...

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Celebrating Suburbia: June 2011

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Living the American dream locally! Thursday, June 23, 2011. During this economic downturn, while some people are bellyaching over low pay, lack of promotions or increased workload, I've gotten wiser in my negotiations (and thankful that I have a job to complain about! I asked myself, what would genuinely make me a happier employee? For me, the answer was easy. More time with my family. I am now working from home one day a week. Strawberry picking will end next week, so seriously, get in the car now!

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Celebrating Suburbia: September 2010

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Living the American dream locally! Monday, September 27, 2010. It's almost October and that means that if you don't already have your organic, free range, heritage turkey ordered through your local farmer, you may soon be out of luck. Keep in mind, they aren't cheap. Your average grocery turkey takes only 18 weeks to mature, where a heritage breed takes up to 30 weeks. Anywhere from $4-$8/lb is not unheard of. But what a treat! Tuesday, September 21, 2010. One a Day Keeps the Doctor Away! The thick skin ...

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June | 2010 | my vegetable summer

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Recipes: Kale Chips, Beet Greens and Harvard Beets. Chicago farmers' markets. Little house in the suburbs. U of Ill Ext on Vegetable Gardening. June 28, 2010, 2:49 pm. I cooked another household staple tonight: Sesame Noodles. Adapted from a Food Network recipe. 1 lb soba noodles. 2 Tbsps toasted sesame oil. 1 garlic clove, peeled. 1 1-inch piece of ginger, peeled. Cup smooth almond butter. 2 Tbsps brown sugar. 1 Tbsp rice vinegar. Tsp red pepper flakes. 2-3 large carrots, grated. 4 scallions, minced.

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Resources for Chiropractic, Nutrition and Energy

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Celebrating Suburbia: October 2010

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Living the American dream locally! Wednesday, October 27, 2010. Shortcuts in the Kitchen. We all cut corners in the kitchen from time to time, right? Or am I the only one who is so lazy that I regularly use a dishtowel instead of an oven mitt to remove a hot casserole from the oven? Or who tries to make muffins by using only one mixing bowl instead of two (one for wet and one for dry)? Well, I've learned my lesson. No more cutting corners for me. Downstairs". Put a big fat " L. It saves so much time and ...

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Celebrating Suburbia: November 2010

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Living the American dream locally! Monday, November 22, 2010. Local foods are sometimes difficult to find this time of year unless you've done a fair share of canning, drying, or freezing. However, thanks to Farmer Nick "making" us travel all the way to Greyslake to pick up our pastured-raised, 26 lb bronze beauty for our Thanksgiving feast, I've discovered a farmer's market that's open long after most have closed. The Greyslake Farmer's Market. Fruity Stuffed Acorn Squash. Makes about 4 servings. 2 Plac...

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Celebrating Suburbia: Preparation for the New Year!

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Living the American dream locally! Thursday, December 30, 2010. Preparation for the New Year! I'm in full blown nesting mode! Yesterday, on my "day off" from work, I was washing walls, moving furniture (or rather, directing where furniture should be moved), and scouring Once a Month Cookbooks. So I can stock the freezer to prevent starvation once our new bundle of sleep-depriving joy arrives! I found the bottom of my deep freezer! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Preparation ...

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Celebrating Suburbia: June 2010

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Living the American dream locally! Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Yes, I'm Stepping On My Soapbox. Those of you who know me personally are probably surprised that I've waited this long to do a post from high upon my soapbox. Every now and then a topic ruffles my feathers so much that I step up and make my announcement for all to hear. Today the topic is local. The topic is taxes. HOWEVER, when I learned that state funding has been cut so severely. And then we are all supposed to be shocked and appalled when tho...