My Brain Is UNbelievable!
Yes, my brain is unbelievable.
So is yours.
March again?
March again? On my computer I have saved the Limbourg Brothers’ monthly illustrations for the glorious Très Riches Heures de Duc de Berry. I know. What a geek. Facebook reminds me now on the first of every month. And every month I can’t believe it. March AGAIN? Well just as we were getting a bit […]
Leap of Faith
August may be winding down but here at Vedge Your Best I am winding up for the one-year anniversary of the Podcast in September. We recently dropped Episode 50, “Leap of Faith.” Anyone remember the Leap of Faith scene from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade? Episode 50 just seems like a very cool milestone […]
Weodmonath
Weodmonath was the medieval Anglo Saxon name for August – and it means “weed month.” Which may explain your lawn or garden if you’re anything like me. Or maybe you have another association with weed… August, comes from the title of the Roman Emperor. In Latin, Augustus means ‘the great one.” The Roman Senate decided […]
World Vegan Month
November 18 World Vegan Month – Prepare for a Vegan Thanksgiving or your next big family dinner with some Vegan/Whole Food/Plant Based side dishes.
World Vegan Month
November 17 – 9 Days until Thanksgiving in the US. What is a small thing you can do to “vegan-ize” an offering at dinner? Maybe try a Vegan Butter substitute before the big day.
World Vegan Month
November 16 – Link for the Dr. Michael Greger’s “Daily Dozen” for Plant Based health https://nutritionfacts.org/app/uploads/2018/03/imperial.png
World Vegan Month
November 15 – Communication between Vegans, Vegetarians and Meat Eaters – Recommended book by Melanie Joy, PhD: “Beyond Beliefs.”
World Vegan Month
November 14 – Make sure you are eating Whole Foods – Diet Coke and Oreos may be Vegan but they are not going to fuel you to be an example of energetic vibrant Vegan living. The best thing you can do to help spread the word about the Vegan lifestyle is to be as healthy […]
Ugly Babies
So yesterday we discussed “murdering our darlings.”Today? Ugly babies. I am a newly minted grandmother of one exquisitely handsome grandson (his mother may be reading this) but there are occasionally, so one understands, ugly babies. In his 1994 book on creativity* Ed Catmull (coFounder of Pixar and later president of Disney animation) writes about the […]