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| September 2009 Issue #1 |
 Pioneerthinking.com |
| "Only as high as I reach can I grow, only as far as I seek can I go, only as deep as I look can I see, only as much as I dream can I be."
~ Karen Ravn
| |  | | Soap Nuts: The Green Clean Detergent
It's time we look at our future. The chemicals we use to clean are destroying it. What can we do to stop this? Soap nuts are the answer. READ MORE >>
Kids Breakfast Recipes
Breakfast is an essential part of a nutritious lifestyle. Breakfast is especially important for little ones. When little ones take part in making their own simple breakfast items, they are guaranteed to eat them. These breakfast solutions are simple staples. You and you children will enjoy preparing them together. READ MORE >> | Readers Shared Quotes | "If you think you're too small to make a difference, then obviously you've never been in bed with a mosquito." ~ Michelle Walke Shared by: Tracy Swartz
| Designing and Decorating a Welcoming Foyer Consider the following ideas on designing and decorating a welcoming foyer for a space that is as functional as it is stylish. READ MORE >> An Allergy-free Gardener Roams the Chelsea Flower Show
Chelsea in 2009 had several reoccurring themes: Going green and global warming, Making do with less in a rocky economy, and Education. These three are all worthy goals, certainly, but I was curious as to what Chelsea offered those folks with serious allergy concerns. READ MORE >> How to Make Gel Candles Learning how to make gel candles is fast and easy. There are so many possibilities when it comes to creating wonderful candles with gel wax. READ MORE >> | Readers' Tips | | S.O.S Pads
I just read about saving cost of S.O.S Pads by cutting them in half. Good Idea! What I do is after every use I put them in a plastic bag and toss them into the freezer. No rust. Just pull them out frozen use them and then toss them back into the freezer.
Shared by: Thomas World | | | | In This Issue... |
| | Soap Nuts: The Green Clean Detergent
Kids Breakfast Recipes
Designing and Decorating a Welcoming Foyer An Allergy-free Gardener Roams the Chelsea Flower Show How to Make Gel Candles
Recipe Box: Spicy Green Salad Recipe Box: Crusted Cod with Hot Paprika Readers' Tips: S.O.S Pads
| | Weekly Columns |
|  | Harvey Mackay - Coasting Toward Apathy
| | | Nutrition Notes Trans Fat Traps
| | | Nutrition Wise Q: Do phytosterols reduce risk of heart disease? Q: Does whey protein increase the risk of prostate cancer? Q: Can people lower their risk of Parkinson's disease through diet? | | | Direct Answers - Second Thoughts
- Balance Sheet
| | | Your Feedback |
| Egg Less?
"Just read the recipe for 'healthier pancakes." Sorry to say... but ONE egg is not a problem in pancakes...for heaven sake.. one egg spread throughout many pancakes? People are SO over the top with this issue it still boggles my mind.. EGGS Are not bad for you!
Eggs are an important part of a healthy diet. No one should make a complete diet of them, but honestly... you shouldn't make a diet of ANY one food!"
Lisa M.
P.S.. course, we get our eggs fresh from our own chickens.
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