Back to Basics, how things used to be made at home, with pure and simple ingredients, in smaller amounts than the commercial giants crank out today. Not to mention the health benefits from the real ingredients and loving attention to the product. Thanks to wellnessmama.com and viewable on: (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Back-to-Basics/280805678762566) just a few more kindly LIKES and we can get the official name.   Please support our effort. Thanks.

I love Kombucha. It is a very healthful ‘fermented food’. Although rather expensive to purchase commercially prepared, it is less expensive and much more fun to learn to make at home. I am very excited to set up a Continuous brewing system.

I love TED Talks and find them to be some of the most inspiring videos I have the opportunity to see. The ideas that are captured and shared are invaluable to the survival of our world.

Too many people have no idea what Memorial Day stands for other than it gives us another three day weekend to relax, celebrate and BBQ. Here’s a post, with Infographic, that illustrates important facts about this day of honoring those who died in war.

Homelessness is proving itself to be a much more complex issue than it was thought to be. Being invisible makes it hard to notice that it even exists. According to this post mapping it can help us visualize the ‘invisible problem’.

This is good news to me because I love putting graphics on SlideShare presentations. And we all know that SlideShare presentations start with PowerPoint.

This is great and just the kind of positive changes we need for people to get healthier. Keep it up. I spend a great deal of money that is not accepted when ‘scripted’ by my doctor.. Keep up the good work Boston. Hopefully this will catch on in other states.