Delicious cauliflower stew with coconut milk and turmeric
This healthy and deliciously flavorful paleo and vegan stew is perfect as a warming meal on chilly evenings. … Read More Delicious cauliflower stew with coconut milk and turmeric
Detox 2: What to expect during the Maffetone two-week test
How does “depriving” your body of sugar, most carbs, all grains and processed foods affect the way you feel and live? Doing Maffetone’s two-week test, we find out and are brutally honest about it. … Read More Detox 2: What to expect during the Maffetone two-week test
Detox 1: What to eat during the Maffetone two-week test
How to eat during a two-week paleo-style detox. We give you a glimpse into the details what to eat when all processed foods, high-carb vegetables such as potatos, legumes and fruit are off-limits. … Read More Detox 1: What to eat during the Maffetone two-week test
The ultimate skiing adventure: How we made the most of our 2015/2016 Mountain Collective Pass
How we made the most of our 2015/2016 Mountain Collective Pass by plane and campervan. A true adventure across the West. … Read More The ultimate skiing adventure: How we made the most of our 2015/2016 Mountain Collective Pass
It’s Showtime! Eight surprising reasons why America demands entertaining politics
After last night’s freak show that was the first presidential debate, I started wondering why Americans want entertainment not politics. Here are eight reasons.… Read More It’s Showtime! Eight surprising reasons why America demands entertaining politics
The Lifestyle Change Chronicles III: Experience the potential of a new life
How do you plan a trip to a potential future home when you have no other restrictions than to find the best possible space fo your evolving lifestyle plan?What we learned while hunting for a place to live in the Pacific Northwest, Tennessee and North Carolina, and Southern Colorado. … Read More The Lifestyle Change Chronicles III: Experience the potential of a new life
The Semantics of Social Media: Why you don’t need to like what you “like”
Our lives revolve around social media – this is where we get our news and input. Whenever something dramatic happens in the world, Twitter knows about it first. Facebook is the first to express emotion, opinion, sentiment, approval, anger, resentment.
We have all become our very own centers of the universe where what we receive as “news” is actually merely a reflection of what we like and want to hear.… Read More The Semantics of Social Media: Why you don’t need to like what you “like”
Telling stories of the Dreamtime: Spoiler – no dreams or time involved
Australian Aboriginal creation myths – Dreamtime stories – allow us insight into the continent’s most precious knowledge and teach us, once again, to expect the unexpected. … Read More Telling stories of the Dreamtime: Spoiler – no dreams or time involved
The endless litany of helplessness: Why nothing ever happens after a mass shooting in the US
If the US are a country controlled by two immensely powerful parties, would they not both benefit from creating a country of deep controversy? A country whose citizens believe that they have no other option but to choose the lesser of two evils?
I believe that this is what keeps them “in business”. When the parties create extreme emotional views without even a shred of willingness to compromise, we lose our ability to become part of a moderate majority movement.… Read More The endless litany of helplessness: Why nothing ever happens after a mass shooting in the US
The Lifestyle Change Chronicles II: How to shape a dream
So, you’ve decided to take the first real step towards a dream outside the 9-5. How do you go about it? This is our story. … Read More The Lifestyle Change Chronicles II: How to shape a dream
Running from Buffalo 