I believe this to be so true.
I've met many people along my path.
They are a all pieces to my Puzzle of Life without them I would not be who I am today.
'til next time,
-con
Nutrition and Prayer is something I believe we should all do daily. Our body is the temple for our Spirit and prayer sustains us like food does. What a great combination! I find myself reminding myself of this daily. I have bad eating habits and I NEED to start some good ones. I use to work for a food company for almost 10 years. I understand how to read a label for ingredients and for nutrition. I also know that food companies are not always ethical either. I know from experience the simpler and from scratch is the best way to go. This is the same way with prayer... God isn't looking for grandeur and big fancy words; He just wants to hear from us;) I am a procrastinator too especially with exercise. With fibromyalgia, lupus and arthritis some days are a challenge. I do have a membership downtown and I've only gone a handful of times; this needs to change too. I need champions to tell me to get off my fat, lazy .........!!!! I need you all to be my cheerleaders - to keep me on my toes. I need to get fit and start feeling better. I have another grandson coming soon. So if you can pray for me I would sure appreciate it, thanks......| Adding the chicken stock |
| Adding potatoes |
| Yummy soup! |
Many people look at Quinoa and confuse it for some sort of grain, but it is actually a seed that originates from the Andes Mountains of South America. Quinoa was grown over 5000 years ago by the Incas people. It was known as the “the mother grain” in their language. It was a such an important part of the Inca culture, that every year the Inca king would plant the first row of Quinoa with a solid gold spade. The entire ancient Inca civilization spanning from the coast of Chile all the way to the snow capped peaks of the Peruvian Andes was fed by this amazing tiny little seed. (I love trivia!)
I have been watching Grain Fusion with Chef Brad. He has a great series on "super grains" and one of them I just bought and need to use, QUINOA. ![]() |
| I thought this quote was just right for me! |

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| I found a "foam" rubber-stamp on South Padre Island, TX. It was a sure sign from God;) |
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| Lisa, "Here’s to a clean and simple New Year!" |
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