Posted in Healthy People, tagged Be safe this Holiday, christmas, COVID-19, healthy people, Holidays, Live well, social distancing, Thanksgiving, wash your hands, wear a mask on November 5, 2020| 2 Comments » With the holiday season almost here, discussions are being held to determine the best practice to celebrate without putting ourselves in the path […]
Posted in Healthy People, Uncategorized, tagged bacteria, CDC, cook meat properly, ecoli, fever, foodsafety, outbreak, romaine lettuce, sandwiches, wash frruits and vegetables, wash hands on September 19, 2022| Leave a Comment » I was surprised when I heard last month that E.coli cases were on the rise in Wood County, the county I live and […]
I’m sure you’ve seen the bumper sticker . . . . this vehicle stops at all garage and/or yard sales. Garage and yard sales are as American as “apple pie”; benefitting the seller by getting rid of things no longer wanted while the buyer may find items he/she wants or needs at a reasonable price. […]
Posted in Healthy People, Uncategorized, tagged bacteria, CDC, cook meat properly, ecoli, fever, foodsafety, outbreak, romaine lettuce, sandwiches, wash frruits and vegetables, wash hands on September 19, 2022| Leave a Comment » I was surprised when I heard last month that E.coli cases were on the rise in Wood County, the county I live and […]
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline has been in existence since 2005, but it has always been 1-800-273-8255. While it has been great to have a number for people to call in a suicide crisis situation, a new government initiative is making it easier for people to get help. All a person has to do is […]
September 13, 2012 by Michelle Treber Nearly 30 years ago, within a 7 year time span, both of my parents died of cardiovascular disease. I was a young woman in her mid-twenties and they were in their early fifties. My father had high blood pressure, needed to lose weight and to stop smoking. Their lifestyles […]
Posted in Healthy Finances, Healthy People, Healthy Relationships, Mindfulness, Uncategorized, tagged crock pot dessert, food preservation, fruit crisp, fruit recipes, fruit roll ups, leftover food, making jam, making jellies, saving food, strawberry jam on August 25, 2022| Leave a Comment » …make lemonade! In other words, don’t throw it out just yet! Fruit during any […]
Four year olds can be frustrating at times especially when it comes to eating. I can remember when my four year old daughter would simply refuse to eat at the dinner time. “I’m not hungry daddy” she quipped as she would play with her food. As a parent I would have a few options a.) […]
Posted in Healthy People, tagged Blood Pressure, Calories, Chocolate, cocoa, Distracted Eating, food choices, Food Decisions, health, health benefits, healthy choices, healthy eating, Healthy Living, Heart Disease, Lifestyles, Nutrition, snacks, weight control on December 19, 2013| 2 Comments » Tis the season for chocolate. Most of us love chocolate anytime of the year but from […]
Posted in Healthy People, tagged Farmers Market, Go Local, harvest, Healthy Food Choices, Home grown foods, Local, local foods, Market, National Farmers Market Week, summer vegetables on August 5, 2013| Leave a Comment » Does anything taste better than corn on the cob or a tomato fresh from the garden? Many of us don’t have […]
Through a window, via Facetime and a cell phone — that is how people are saying goodbye during the COVID-19 pandemic. We know, we experienced this last week. Two of us experienced this with a death of a family member within 24 hours of each other. One death from COVID-19 and another from natural causes, […]
Flatten the curve, a term many of us weren’t familiar with until a few weeks ago. Now we know all too well flattening the curve means social distancing, in order to slow the spread of a virus. We have been asked to change the way we live, work, eat, play, etc. Almost immediately, our daily […]
Posted in Healthy Finances, Healthy People, Healthy Relationships, Mindfulness, Uncategorized, tagged crock pot dessert, food preservation, fruit crisp, fruit recipes, fruit roll ups, leftover food, making jam, making jellies, saving food, strawberry jam on August 25, 2022| Leave a Comment » …make lemonade! In other words, don’t throw it out just yet! Fruit during any […]
