The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented action in regard to temporary business restriction and closure. Within the last week, Governor DeWine has ordered the closure of all dining rooms of bars and restaurants; closure of bowling alleys, movie theaters, recreation centers and similar businesses; and the closure of barbershops and nail salons. Yesterday’s “Stay at […]
Posted in Healthy People, tagged American Heart Association, Family Dinner, Go Red, Go Red for Women, healthy snack recipe, Heart Disease, Heart healthy, Heart Healthy recipes, physical activity, Women on February 2, 2015| Leave a Comment » Join me in Going Red this Friday. I wear red to increase awareness about the dangers of heart […]
I bought my first gallon of apple cider in mid-September and will continue to do so for a couple more months. No other beverage conjures up as many happy childhood memories of fall as drinking cider. I’m not an apple juice drinker, but I do love my cider! As a rule, I tend not to […]
I’m sure you have heard the words climate change. Are you familiar with their meaning and impacts? Climate change describes a change in the average conditions, such as temperature and rainfall, in a region over a long period of time. Most people are aware of the affects of climate change on the world we live […]
Winter is my least favorite season. The cold weather and shorter days make me want to hibernate, and I know I am not alone in feeling this way! Sluggishness and sleepiness, decreased energy, feeling less social, and changes in appetite are all symptoms of the “winter blues”. These symptoms can usually be managed through activities […]
Posted in Healthy Relationships, tagged family, Family Memories, Family Recipe, family traditions, Grandma, Grandpa, Heirlooms, Heritage, Quilt, relationships, Traditions on February 25, 2013| Leave a Comment » You have a favorite necklace that was passed down to you from your grandmother. You realize that no one in your family knows the history of the piece […]
June 10th is the National observance honoring Herbs and Spices. Have you been told you should reduce the sodium in your diet? If so, check out this blog for suggestions for pairing herbs and spices with common foods. Basil Herb Bowl Are you new to growing or using herbs? Start with a plant or two […]
As far back as I can remember, I have been a tea drinker. My father would make the best iced tea in the summer, and he would even drink it for breakfast! My mother would drink hot tea at night, sometimes in an old porcelain cup and saucer, while she relaxed and read the newspaper. […]
On New Year’s Eve we realize more than at any other time in our lives that we can never go back in time. We can look back and remember, but we cannot retrace a single moment of the year that has past. Additionally, we may fear the future because of events in the past. But […]
I’m lucky because the majority of my teaching time with OSU is spent primarily in a standing position. But I also spend the occasional day in my office sitting in front of a computer. I would much rather stand than sit, so I finally took the bull by the horns and invested in a standing […]
What better way to comfort yourself on a chilly day than with the wonderful aroma of soup simmering on the stove? From hearty vegetable soups to creamy bisques to refreshing chilled soups; soup can be used for appetizers, main dishes, side dishes or desserts and are an economic staple in many diets. Soup-based meals can […]
Osteoporosis, which is a condition of brittle bones, affects 44 million Americans. It is estimated that over 50% of the women over 50 and 25% of the men over 50 years of age will break a bone because of osteoporosis. There are some factors that lead to osteoporosis that cannot be prevented such as a […]
Posted in Healthy People, tagged American Heart Association, Family Dinner, Go Red, Go Red for Women, healthy snack recipe, Heart Disease, Heart healthy, Heart Healthy recipes, physical activity, Women on February 2, 2015| Leave a Comment » Join me in Going Red this Friday. I wear red to increase awareness about the dangers of heart […]
Summertime! What memories do you have of time spent as a child during June, July, and August? There may be summer chores that come to mind like tending the garden or mowing lawns. But I do hope that you have some freedom memories as well, like riding your bike, swimming, spending time in the woods, […]
