Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
Today's guest post is a great example of "ask and ye shall receive." I really want to get organized this year, so I went straight to the source--Rubbermaid--and asked for advice. The assistant e-marketing manager was more than happy to write a guest post that I could share on my blog. Enjoy!
The first thing I learned from this book is that Denise Austin is 50 years "young." Wow! She has been around awhile, so my expectations weren't very high for this book. I was pleasantly surprised.
So how is the challenge going? Quite well. It's amazing how having a few backup meals and snacks on hand (in the form of Lean Cuisines and Skinny Cows) helps avoid takeout.
This is one of the recipes I made on my big bread-making day last week. I thought it sounded kind of odd, but the flavors really worked well together.
Today we continue exploring the themes in Living More with Less, and we're focusing on what Doris Janzen Longacre calls the Fourth Life Standard: Cherish the Natural Order.The first question that came to mind when I first read this was "why doesn't she just say practice environmentalism or creation care?"
