Author name: Bodynsoil

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Self Motivation and Overcoming my Inner Fears

Self Motivation and Overcoming my Inner Fears So many people are running 5k races and then moving on to marathons, I would love to take that first step but feel so intimidated.  I know that I can do it but I am allowing my inner scary cat voice too much control.  Last night I watched […]

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Polpette homemade meatballs

Homemade meatballs This recipe for meatballs comes from a 1960’s grange cookbook and was titled Polpettes. I have used many many times and is always a huge favorite. It’s posted in it’s original form from this well used cookbook from the Italian Woman’s Club, which was located in Springfield Mass. The recipe is very simple

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Beef Roast with Root Vegetables

Beef Roast with Root Vegetables Updated 2020 Cook this root veggies and beef roast in the beginning on Sunday and you’ll have left overs for a few creative meals during the week.  Be sure to add additional root veggies to make a blended soup. This recipe transfers to the Instant Pot by reducing the cooking

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Nutrition, Fitness, Fuzzy Math and keeping balance

Nutrition, Fitness, Fuzzy Math and keeping a balanced budget What is it about nutrition that can make a person start mentally negotiating with themselves?  How often have we all heard skewed logic discussing the math of exercise and nutrition like this: “I exercised today, I’ll reward my hard work by having an ice cream when

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Finding Motivation in Message Boards

Finding Motivation in Message Boards   My usage of the internet has changed dramatically over the years, much in the same way it has for everyone. I am amazed at the tools available now to connect to like minded individuals which allow us grow and learn from each other. No longer are we confined by

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BioChar… something old, it in a new form

BioChar… something old, it in a new form One of my monthly magazines had a very interesting article on BioChar, a charcoal made by burning plant material in absence of oxygen, the resulting residue is high in nitrogen.  The article in Ode Magazine detailed how Danny Day “discovered” plants growing wildly in the stacks of

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