Social media is interesting, especially when what you see is pushed onto you. Like many people, I have double accounts on Facebook and Instagram (keeping my personal separate from my business side). What the companies push can be the opposite. On my Trail Cooking Instagram account, I only post business photos - hiking, the outdoors,… Continue reading The Insanity Of Those Opposing Make America Healthy Again
Category: Clean Living
Removing Toxins: Why I Quit Dying My Hair
I loved dying my hair. The first time I did it, I was maybe 13, and I always had loud, proud hair through high school. Bright hair wasn't as standard in the late 80s and early 90s as it is today, so I stood out. Just getting the hair dyes was hard enough. Not like… Continue reading Removing Toxins: Why I Quit Dying My Hair
Clean Living Changes That Add Up
As we approach the new year, it is so easy to think up a massive list of "New Year's Resolutions" that will overwhelm us—and by the first of February, it is done. Maybe what is better and more sustainable is to make simple changes in our lives that we can keep doing. That will become… Continue reading Clean Living Changes That Add Up
But I Can’t Afford To Eat Healthy!
The concept of Make America Healthy Again is polarizing. If I post about it on my personal Facebook page, I get angry strangers screaming. It's so oddly weird how they want to protect junk food, highly processed food, and bio-engineered/GMO items. It's great for engagement, and Meta is giving me a few dollars a month… Continue reading But I Can’t Afford To Eat Healthy!
Handcrafted Condensed Cream Of Mushroom Soup
Thanksgiving and Christmas are troubling holidays—not for what most might think of. For me, it is the food. Every corner of the grocery store is a minefield of highly preserved "food" that most of America serves without blinking. Canned cream of mushroom soup is easy to grab. Just scrape out the can, add a can… Continue reading Handcrafted Condensed Cream Of Mushroom Soup