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Healthy Habit #7: Keep your good intentions on the menu
Healthy Habits for Happy Humans

Healthy Habit #7: Keep your good intentions on the menu

Rebooting my Healthy Habits series for the COVID generation. Continue reading Healthy Habit #7: Keep your good intentions on the menu

Quarantine Diary 2: Six ways to eat healthy despite COVID-19
Healthy Habits for Happy Humans

Quarantine Diary 2: Six ways to eat healthy despite COVID-19

Food is a basic human need, of which we are reminded every few hours. Or when we see a tv … Continue reading Quarantine Diary 2: Six ways to eat healthy despite COVID-19

Breakfast solutions with less dairy and fewer eggs
Healthy Habits for Happy Humans

Breakfast solutions with less dairy and fewer eggs

A few months ago, my Nurse Practitioner and I determined that a three-day bellyache was the result of an intolerance … Continue reading Breakfast solutions with less dairy and fewer eggs

You gained HOW MUCH on that cruise?!
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You gained HOW MUCH on that cruise?!

Could I actually gain thirty-six pounds? Not that I don’t like a challenge, but that’s how much I lost fifteen years ago and promised myself I’d NEVER have to lose again. Besides, I gave away all my fat clothes. Continue reading You gained HOW MUCH on that cruise?!

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Book report: A book for what ails you

The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George Are you in need of enchantment? A long vacation? Good food? Wine? A … Continue reading Book report: A book for what ails you

Annie Cooper's Recipe Scrapbook, Us, Now & Then

Claire’s one really good recipe

Another in the sometime series from “Annie Cooper’s Recipe Scrapbook.” The foods are all mentioned in US, NOW AND THEN. … Continue reading Claire’s one really good recipe

Annie Cooper's Recipe Scrapbook, Us, Now & Then

Novel oatmeal camping cake

Oatmeal Cake (a.k.a. Camping Cake) from the kitchen of Fran McCormack and Libby McCormack Cooper I’m not sure where the original … Continue reading Novel oatmeal camping cake

Annie Cooper's Recipe Scrapbook

Dad’s Nevada Day Posole

Another entry in the recipe scrapbook, this time from Annie’s dad, Jack. Chicken Posole from the kitchen of Jackson Cooper, … Continue reading Dad’s Nevada Day Posole

Annie Cooper's Recipe Scrapbook, Us, Now & Then

Libby’s Chicken Salad

Cashew Chicken Salad From the kitchen of Libby McCormack Cooper This is an old family favorite. I’m not sure where … Continue reading Libby’s Chicken Salad

Annie Cooper's Recipe Scrapbook

French Toast Casserole

Lighter Fruitier French Toast Casserole From the kitchen of Libby McCormack Cooper I hope the directions are clear and accurate … Continue reading French Toast Casserole

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