Oi! I’m back in Itacaré. We’ve had several rainy nights lately but the afternoons are usually lovely! Many have asked about love and men. Men have not been the focus of my trip thus far. However, I appreciate men and look forward to being in love again soon. Actually each day, I am falling more in love with nature and myself, but on rare occasions, I fall in like (or lust) with a bright star. I wrote below about one particular star I met over a month ago.
Março 2012: The undivided attention of a man felt great today, not for any particular reason other… Read More »
Name: Jack Fruit or Jaca (Portuguese)
Can be bought in: Asian markets or Chinatown Mostly grows in: Tropical lowlands e.g. East India and Africa, Brazil Health benefits: Contains loads of potassium to help lower blood pressure. Read more about Jackfruit
Title:Fair Food: Growing a Healthy Sustainable Food System For All
Author: Oran B. Hesterman, Ph.D. Publication: PublicAffairs
Hard cover (May 31, 2011) Read more about Oran
Check out The Inspired Vegan: Seasonal Ingredients, Creative Recipes, Mouthwatering Menus
Author: Bryant Terry Publication: Da Capo Lifelong Books
Paperback (January 24, 2012) Read more about Bryant
Dates: Ongoing
Time: Check web site for daily schedule Locations: Oakland (CA), Princeton (NJ), Chicago (IL), Dedham (MA) and New York (NY) Fee: Varies – offering nutrition classes, cooking demos, discounts, and more. Learn more.
Wildman Steve App Available Now!
Multiple apps give users of all hand-held devices the in-depth information to identify, harvest ecologically, and use 165 of the best wild edible and medicinal plants of North America, plus details of about 52 look-alikes. Learn more about Wildman Steve
Welcome to the Why Did I Eat That? food blog. Encouraging the act of eating with eyes wide open.
The WDIET philosophy simply put is: Eat whatever you wish, in extreme moderation, with some knowledge of where your food comes from and how your body reacts to what you feed it. We are magnificent beings and deserve the best! The best type of food for the body and spirit are fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, sea algae, and seeds. Processed and genetically engineered foods are foreign to the body and should be avoided.
The Home Page gives a snapshot of the Featured Recipe, Recommendation plus the Featured News item for each week. For more about me, check out the About section in the menu on the right. And, please drink plenty of water! It makes all of the difference in how you feel each day.
Oi! I’m back in Itacaré. We’ve had several rainy nights lately but the afternoons are usually lovely! Many have asked about love and men. Men have not been the focus of my trip thus far. However, I appreciate men and look forward to being in love again soon. Actually each day, I am falling more in love with nature and myself, but on rare occasions, I fall in like (or lust) with a bright star. I wrote below about one particular star I met over a month ago.
Março 2012: The undivided attention of a man felt great today, not for any particular reason other…
Read More »
Name: Jack Fruit or Jaca (Portuguese)
Can be bought in: Asian markets or Chinatown
Mostly grows in: Tropical lowlands e.g. East India and Africa, Brazil
Health benefits: Contains loads of potassium to help lower blood pressure.
Read more about Jackfruit
Title: Fair Food: Growing a Healthy Sustainable Food System For All
Author: Oran B. Hesterman, Ph.D.
Publication: PublicAffairs
Hard cover (May 31, 2011)
Read more about Oran
Check out The Inspired Vegan: Seasonal Ingredients, Creative Recipes, Mouthwatering Menus
Author: Bryant Terry
Publication: Da Capo Lifelong Books
Paperback (January 24, 2012)
Read more about Bryant
Dates: Ongoing
Time: Check web site for daily schedule
Locations: Oakland (CA), Princeton (NJ), Chicago (IL), Dedham (MA) and New York (NY)
Fee: Varies – offering nutrition classes, cooking demos, discounts, and more.
Learn more.
Multiple apps give users of all hand-held devices the in-depth information to identify, harvest ecologically, and use 165 of the best wild edible and medicinal plants of North America, plus details of about 52 look-alikes.
Learn more about Wildman Steve
Welcome to the Why Did I Eat That? food blog. Encouraging the act of eating with eyes wide open.
The WDIET philosophy simply put is: Eat whatever you wish, in extreme moderation, with some knowledge of where your food comes from and how your body reacts to what you feed it. We are magnificent beings and deserve the best! The best type of food for the body and spirit are fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, sea algae, and seeds. Processed and genetically engineered foods are foreign to the body and should be avoided.
The Home Page gives a snapshot of the Featured Recipe, Recommendation plus the Featured News item for each week. For more about me, check out the About section in the menu on the right. And, please drink plenty of water! It makes all of the difference in how you feel each day.