
Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Aloha! Fantastico Joy-seekers and Slacker Prophets
The meaning of ALOHA
A = AO
L = LOKAHI
O = OIAIO
H = HA'A HA'A
A = ALOHA
As a code of conduct, a way of acting.As our power grows to a higher level, our capabilities will grow, too. The paradox is that as our own power increases, we use less and less of it. The more powerful we become, the more powerful our words are, the more attention we need to pay to what we do with our actions, thoughts and words. When we become totally powerful, we don't use it at all.
more at AncientHuna.com
When you take the problems of the world on your shoulders, your body doesn’t feel good. It’s just that simple. Leave the problems of the world to the individual problem-makers of the world, and you be the joy-seeker that you are.
Abraham Hicks - Excerpted from the workshop in Philadelphia, PA on Monday, May 3rd, 2004
Hola!
As the Spanish say when they are really impressed:¡
Que pasada! - How amazing!
Eres fantástico! - You're the best!
ok, so I am rushing.. Kaiya & I are sharing a laptop for now, till our desktop gets set up again. and Facebook is waiting!! so random today!! but Random is great : )
My new friend Te'DeVan hs a blog also - Slacker Prophet - where you can find posts such as George Bush Cocaine and the Fugees right next to How Do you measure Spiritual Progress - verrry interesting! ) Fun.
Tedevan: Wandering Healer
A = AO
L = LOKAHI
O = OIAIO
H = HA'A HA'A
A = ALOHA
As a code of conduct, a way of acting.As our power grows to a higher level, our capabilities will grow, too. The paradox is that as our own power increases, we use less and less of it. The more powerful we become, the more powerful our words are, the more attention we need to pay to what we do with our actions, thoughts and words. When we become totally powerful, we don't use it at all.
more at AncientHuna.com

Abraham Hicks - Excerpted from the workshop in Philadelphia, PA on Monday, May 3rd, 2004
Hola!
As the Spanish say when they are really impressed:¡
Que pasada! - How amazing!
Eres fantástico! - You're the best!
ok, so I am rushing.. Kaiya & I are sharing a laptop for now, till our desktop gets set up again. and Facebook is waiting!! so random today!! but Random is great : )

Tedevan: Wandering Healer
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The Amazing Jicama Fries
Jicama Fries
4 c Jicama - peeled
¼ c Olive oil
¼ c Sun-dried Tomato powder
1 t Onion Powder
1 t Garlic Powder
1 t Salt
½ t Chili
½ t Cumin
½ t Cayenne
Grind sun-dried tomatoes in a spice (coffee) grinder to make sun-dried tomato powder. Mix this with spices and oil. Cut peeled jicama in half or quarters and then slice the halved or quartered jicama ¼“ thick or less in a food processor with the slicer attachment or a knife. Pour spice mixture over jicama slices and toss to coat each side well. Place slices on mesh sheets and dehydrate for about 12 hours.
4 c Jicama - peeled
¼ c Olive oil
¼ c Sun-dried Tomato powder
1 t Onion Powder
1 t Garlic Powder
1 t Salt
½ t Chili
½ t Cumin
½ t Cayenne
Grind sun-dried tomatoes in a spice (coffee) grinder to make sun-dried tomato powder. Mix this with spices and oil. Cut peeled jicama in half or quarters and then slice the halved or quartered jicama ¼“ thick or less in a food processor with the slicer attachment or a knife. Pour spice mixture over jicama slices and toss to coat each side well. Place slices on mesh sheets and dehydrate for about 12 hours.
*Eat sprouts as often as you can!!*
The other day on the phone she asked me "Who's you favorite raw foodist of all?" and I responded quickly "You!" : ) She wasn't expecting that. one, but she is. .. and she told me I was her fav too. Lol She's great. I love my Mom.
ok, pics.. bbs
Monday, February 23, 2009
Day 6 Filming - Spring Rolls, Tamarind dishes, Pad Thai, Mexican Rice, Fries, Thai Broccoli, Chili & more!!
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Te'Devan and Pecan Pie Ice Cream
So he came in a few days ago with an Indian lady who I started talking to ..and it turns out she is working on Indian Raw recipes.. which is just where I had started going.. and we talked about working through some recipes together.. and lots more because she works with energy healing, meditation, breathwork and more also.. Its been such a fun & interesting few days.
...I have really been enjoying vibing with Te'Devan! )
Yesterday he was getting creative again working on a Carrot Cake Ice Cream. I was slightly skeptical.. but the cream cheeseish frosting is kind of like the ice cream.. and with some of the cake rolled in the middle of it.. it might turn out to be incredibly delicious.. Hope theres some left tomorrow for me to try!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
More on Travelling Food and Dominican Pics
It was so great.. but Now is so great too.. and it feels almost strange to still be posting these.. so many new subjects coming up all the time. I rememeber my Mom asking when I started blogging if I thought I would ever run out of subjects & I thought no, never.. and still do.. although I felt and still do that one day there may just not be a need for talking/typing them out.
A few things.. 1 - Desserts: The desserts there - I tasted a couple, somthing chocolate & something lemon.. They were not good.. and maybe its me cause I havent tasted processed desserts for awhile but they tasted very artificial and chemically.. but I noticed everyone else was eating lots.. I was thankful I brought some great chocolate from Chocosol (Raw Vanilla and Raw Darkness) & a bottle of Artisana's Cacao Bliss) They really saved me.. bringing a bag of dates would have worked well also. If you are into sweet.. and there was so much fruit- I do have an acknowledged sweet tooth ..which I may do something about someday ..
I brought Corn Chips, Crackers and beleive it or not a bottle each of Cashew Cheese, Mango Chutney and Olive Tapenade.. I barely touched them.. and could have done without them.. but the thing that I brought that was the best and I ate lots of were dehydrated nuts and seeds.
Soak nuts drain, spice up and add a bit of olive oil, dehydrate.. and bring lots. That was the best of all.. because it was a quick fix. If you are hungry you can just eat a handful or bring a bag with you - quick and easy and they taste good. Same with Granola.. that was good & I ate lots of that also.
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