Monthly Archives: November 2008
Leftover recipes
I came to my roommate’s house for Thanksgiving because my family doesn’t live in the country. Half of the turkey was left over and we sat down to try and figure out what to do with it. I found this … Continue reading
Thank yourself for not overeating
Holiday season, in my head, equals food. Think about it… it is not long after swallowing hundreds of candy bars in October when you are already feasting during Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. It is the time of year … Continue reading
Filed under health, nutrition, well-being
No job after graduation? Don’t freak just yet
My roommate is graduating in less than a month. The cloud of anxiety that hangs over her head made me start thinking about how nerve wracking this can be, especially if you don’t have a job waiting for you at … Continue reading
Filed under happiness, productivity, well-being
This month, write a novel
I am aware that we are a third way through the month but this is still something you should try. Every year, aspiring writers around the globe set their minds to writing that novel they have been pushing around in … Continue reading
Filed under change, productivity, writing
People catching on to the cheap food trend
This couple whose blog I found are trying a fantastic experiment. To support the point I made in my previous post, you don’t have to be rich to eat well. Check out the One Dollar Diet Project, which is an … Continue reading
Filed under nutrition, simplicity, well-being
Eating healthy is not a rich-only habit
Tying in with my last post on how to have fun in these days of scarcity, I started a discussion with some friends. According to them, obesity is acceptable because not everybody has the money to eat healthy. As opposed … Continue reading
