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September 9 National Ants On A Log Day #AntsOnALogDay
September 9th is National Ants On A Log Day #AntsOnALogDay. I remember when I first learned about Ants On A Log which was a cooking class Charlie was taking at the Hurst Library when Charlie was in Pre-School. How did you learn about Ants On A Log? Did you know National Ants on a Log Day is celebrated on the second Tuesday of September in honor of a protein-packed snack everyone loves which falls on September 9th this year. Playing on the words, the ‘Ant on a Log’ is actually celery, coated with peanut butter and topped with raisins. As kids go back to school, this iconic American snack is…
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September 7 National Salami Day #NationalSalamiDay
I can’t believe I missed sharing a Holiday that fell on September 7th which was National Salami Day #NationalSalamiDay with David. I don’t know about you but David loves Salami and anytime we purchase Lunch Meat David ask for Salami. I have a question for you this morning. Do you like Salami? is there a recipe you use Salami in besides as a Sandwich which I can make to surprise David with? I thought of a Pizza with Salami but don’t think Charlie or I would eat it. How about Pasta with Salami I found the recipe below online I may make for dinner this evening. Would you want to…
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The Four Essentials Every Cell Needs—And How to Give Them Without Overhauling Your Life
Think of your cells like little cities—millions of them humming with activity 24/7, each with its own needs for survival and thriving. These mini-metropolises need four essentials to run smoothly: When any of those systems break down, the whole city suffers—traffic snarls, garbage piles up, crime spikes, and the lights start to flicker. Sound familiar? Fatigue, brain fog, bloating, and mystery aches are just your internal cities throwing up distress flares. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to do a total life makeover to help your cellular cities get back on track. Just give them what they need—at the right time of day. 1. Morning: Support + Security Start…








