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Body painting has existed in almost all of tribalist cultures across the world. Typically, organic pigments such as ground seeds, tree bark, charcoal, insects, plants, and clay have adorned human skin in history. Whether religious, ceremonial, tribal, or during war, body painting has been something Read More
During the summer months there is one thing that I crave intensely when I purchase fresh Colorado grass fed Buffalo meat, Chimichurri sauce. This delicious sauce hails from the beautiful South American country of Argentina. Versatile and healthy, this sauce can be used on anything Read More
Christmas came this year with many great gifts from friends and family. And one of the most simple yet best, was a gift in which I received from my fiancee’s Brother and Sister-in-law. Two words, Coconut Sugar. After dipping my finger into the baggie full of off Read More
Chicken and Waffles, what more can one say? This extraordinarily delicious hearty dish comes from the American Soul food tradition that developed in the Deep South. The exact origin of this dish is unknown and there are several theories on the creation of this insanely Read More
The Hamburger. This delightful sandwich has landed itself into quite the historical debate about its origin. In 1900, it was recognized that “Louis’ Lunch” sold the first hamburger in the United States specifically New Haven, Connecticut . But various claims of creating America’s first burger Read More
Cannabis in the right doses is very therapeutic for dogs as it can help battle cancer, siezures, joint damage, anxiety, arthritis, and a multitude of other things. Yes, some vets have had cases where there have been cases where seizures, coma, neurological depression, and dehydration Read More
There is a long list of fruit bars, granola bars, fruit and nut bars, and every kind of heath bar that you can imagine flooding your local natural food market. Most have preservatives to keep them fresh and most unfortunately don’t use the best protein Read More
Sambucus Nigra, or Black Elderberry is a plant out of the honeysuckle family native to Europe. This plant can be found in other parts of the world such as Africa, Asia, and North America. Dating back to the time of Hippocrates, it has been used Read More
Salmon is a very nutrient dense protein that has many great health benefits when incorporated into your daily diet. This wonderful fish is high in amino acids, Omega-3 fatty acids, Selenium and Vitamin D. Dressing up this Pacific fish with a G-13 honey glaze compliments Read More
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! What makes spending time with your loved ones even better? Cannabis Christmas cookies! Enjoy after dinner for a perfect holiday dessert with tea or coffee. Or wrap into a gift box for a delicious present for someone you love! Mise en place: Directions:
Fall time is the start of soup season, however, in this household soup season is every season. For us, soup is a big deal as it is mineral dense, easy peasy to make, and comforting to the soul. We literally have soup 5 times a Read More
After a glorious hike up the COG Railway and Barr trail with a friend, we ended up stopping in Manitou Springs at The Spice of Life for some delicious organic food to refuel. I was having a hard time deciding what to drink as I had Read More