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Grow 6000 Pounds of Organic Vegetables in Your Own Back Yard
Written by Jay North
Organic gardening popularity in America is at an all time high, and well it should be considering the high cost of fresh produce at the supermarket.
But wait, Eat Organic, it’s the best bet for you and your family and oh so fresh right from your own backyard, best of all it will cut your grocery bill in half. What most want to be green thumbs may not know is they can grow over 6000lbs of fresh veggies right in their own backyard and tomatoes have never tasted so good.
GARDENING: Grow 6000 Pounds of Organic Vegetables in Your Own Back Yard
Round Picture Frames - What Looks Best and What to Avoid
Written by Autumn Lockwood
Round picture frames make a unique picture frame display. It is this unique shape that makes them a bit tricky to
use. Think of round frames like shopping for clothing. Some clothes look great on you while others don't fit you at all. This article will give you guidelines on the proper use of round picture frames. You will also learn what types of photos go well with round picture frames and what type would be better in a more conventional frame.
DECORATING & DESIGN: Round Picture Frames - What Looks Best and What to Avoid
Some Assembly Required
Written by Karen Jessee
If the box on this year’s Christmas present uses "some Assembly required", you might want to be fully armed and dressed for battle
When I was growing up and my mother would announce that she would have to call someone to fix or assemble something, my father would respond with the typical male growl,
“ That’s ridiculous; I can do it.”
Rassouli
Written by Lauren Ashley Golt
Southern California is privy to an artist whom is both unique and inspiring. Using a skillful technique, known as Fusionart, Rassouli
creates works of art that reflect spiritual experience by expressing images from his subconscious. Fusionart, a fusion of mysticism and European painting technology, is a style that Rassouli himself has created, registered and currently teaches. With smooth strokes, bright colors and a consistent theme of elegance, Rassouli, uses his creative talent to illustrate his spirituality.
Organizing Emotionally: It’s Hard to Make a Difference When You Can’t Find Your Keys
Written by Karen Jessee
Magazines touting the latest in organizing solutions with glossy images of clean and perfect spaces do not deal with individuals or their lives. Staged with new furniture and quaint products, these articles are advice with the underlying hint that buying something pretty will put one’s life in order. There’s the panacea of visual fantasies: ten beige outfits in a closet; six bathroom towels rolled with ribbons. Glib. Unrealistic
Cluttered and dramatic spaces are often manifestations of cluttered and traumatic lives. Many people are emotionally unable – for any number of reasons- to deal with their clutter, clothing, papers and bills. Some have suffered emotional setbacks; others live in a world where they are unable to focus, unable to organize their time, homes or offices. Many who look polished and successful on the outside harbor destructively chaotic habits. When people who have suffered setbacks look at these magazines and then try desperately to make sense out of their own clutter, it just does not work.
Organizing Emotionally: It’s Hard to Make a Difference When You Can’t Find Your Keys II
Written by Karen Jessee
Marilyn Paul, a professional woman with a doctorate, confessed to being the poster child of disorder in her personal life. Home and office were jumbled and confused; her lifestyle frenzied and disorganized. In her book, It’s Hard to Make a Difference When you Can’t Find Your Keys, she relates how she was able to finally get organized personally and professionally when she began to organize emotionally.
In my last article, we covered ...
1. Purpose for becoming and staying organized.
2. Envisioning the life and environment one would like to have. The journey continues with some serious questioning.
3. Reality, Taking Stock Most people eventually learn that there is a relationship between habits and comfort.
If they do the laundry, there will be clean clothes. If they go to the grocery store, there will be food to eat. However, many do not see the correlation between their own habits and their inability to meet deadlines, find things, or live a life that is not a perpetual drama. There is no connecting the dots between not doing things well or on time and getting fired; between placing mail on countertops and having mountains of paper and unpaid bills six months later. For the hopelessly disorganized and forever frantic, the awareness that they themselves are the originators of these disasters and are therefore the ones capable of eliminating them comes as new information and enlightenment.
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