Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
One of the cookbooks that I didn’t include in yesterday’s summer cookbook roundup was the 10th anniversary edition of Simply in Season. Those of you who have followed The Local Cook (now Wholistic Woman) from the beginning know that Simply in Season is how this blog – and my local eating journey – began. I …
It’s that time of year when I dig out my cookbooks for fresh ideas on how to use all the local produce that’s appearing at the farmers markets, CSA, and my garden. While I do have my old standbys and, of course, can Google recipes, there’s something about leafing through an actual cookbook on my …
A year ago, losing 100 pounds seemed like a pipe dream. Would it really be possible, even after surgery? Turns out yes, yes it is. People ask me if I feel healthier. I guess. I mean yes, but it’s hard to compare before and after. I can’t even lift 50 pounds, much less 100! So …
GUEST POST Important Step: Know The Difference Between Needs & Wants, Scholar Says Most people throughout the world and in the United States consider themselves to be spiritual. But how many of us are able to incorporate our spiritual principles into a healthier, happier and more loving life? That’s the rhetorical question posed by Frank …
When and where were you born? Describe your home, your neighborhood, and the town you grew up in. I was born in Plainwell, Michigan, which is the town with the nearest hospital to Martin, Michigan, where I grew up. There is a small medical clinic in Martin, where we would go for routine checkups or …
