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- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
For Japan With Love – Following Up
We are so pleased to report that the combined efforts of bloggers involved in the For Japan With Love Blogger Day of Silence have resulted in over $60,000 raised for ShelterBoxes. Each ShelterBox typically contains a disaster-relief tent, blankets, water storage … Continue reading
Bless This House
We had our house move planned long before the world turned upside down as Pete’s dad was injured, fell ill and passed seven weeks ago. As I wrote previously, we decided to keep to our schedule and the process was a welcome … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese New Year, Energy, Feng shui, Religion and Spirituality
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For Japan With Love
It might strike some as ironic to hold a day of silence on this blog, as our posts have been quite infrequent due to other commitments and circumstances at present. But in the face of the overwhelming tragedy in Japan, … Continue reading
Would a Caveman Eat This?
Since around the first of the year, I’ve been asking myself a simple question when looking at a menu or choosing a snack: “Would a caveman eat this?” The answer more frequently has been yes, he would. I’ve been using … Continue reading
Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 