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A couple of weekends ago I threw a tea party at New Leaf Market where I run a demo program. We have really interesting customers. We’re a community Continue reading →
What a strange winter this has been. I live in Santa Cruz, not far Continue reading →
With the arrival of the new year, the 2011 retail season Continue reading →
If there is a gene that predisposes us to love dessert, I have it. For the last several days I have been eating  Continue reading →
This was going to be all about persimmons and persimmon pudding, but  I have just finished putting up a case of applesauce Continue reading →
I admit it — I love to look at Martha Stewart magazines and marvel at the  brilliantly clever holiday magic, the perfectly decorated cookies, the floral displays, the beautiful Continue reading →
230,500 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States in 2012. 40,000 will die from it. This means that 124 women per 100,000 will be diagnosed with breast cancer. For women born now, Continue reading →
Posted in Breast Cancer, Environmental Issues, Health, Intention, Protecting the Future, Social Consciousness
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Tagged Army of Women, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Cures, Breast Cancer Fund, Breast Cancer Research, Breast Cancer Survival, Dr. Susan Love, Fran Visco, National Breast Cancer Coalition
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Yesterday, when I started this blog, my plan was to write one article as it is  Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this is a very personal cause for me. Continue reading →
How do we measure time? Years, decades, significant events,  transformative experiences?
I’ve been pondering this over the past few weeks for a couple of reasons. The Vanilla.COMpany launched ten years ago August 21st. Continue reading →
Posted in Environmental Issues, Health, Inspiration, Intention, Mindfulness, Musings, Protecting the Future, Social Consciousness, Tropical Farmers, vanilla
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Tagged Global Women's Leadership Network, Small Business, The power of intention, The Vanilla.COMpany, Vanilla Crisis of 20002, vanilla farmers, vanilla products for sale
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It was difficult to leave Italy. It felt as if we had barely scratched the  surface and there were so many more places to visit! But a ferry in Bari was waiting for us to board for an overnight ride to Patros, Continue reading →
Posted in Comfort Foods, Culinary Specialties, Delicious Baking, Delicious food, Dessert, Food, Travel
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Tagged Acropolis, Athens Greece, Ferry from Bari to Athens, Gigante beans, Karidopita, Sites in Athens
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