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Heck, it was a fun summer, but… September is the month of reckoning for me. Here is a list of fun foods I’ve consumed in the past three months, sometimes more than once, and it simply needs to come out: … Continue reading
Category Archives: macrobiotics
I am a business owner, so I’m always getting resumés from people looking for jobs. Some are reliable, and have solid track records, and others don’t. My job is to find out who is reliable and talented, before I hire them. The … Continue reading
I know I’ve been eating like a maniac over the past 3-4 weeks. The rainy weather, and the stress of my daughter’s college choice and final weeks of high school, as well as my son’s visit have been intense. But, … Continue reading
Last post I talked about the passing of Michio Kushi, the legendary entrepreneur, author, healer and teacher, who brought Macrobiotics into our lexicon, and save countless lives. Today I will discuss some health foods that he promoted to support human … Continue reading
When we are young, sometimes we feel immortal. I know I did. I suppose there are many good reasons for this: Lots of energy and everyone around you seems to care Haven’t been to a lot of funerals or lost … Continue reading
On December 28, Michio Kushi, known as the father of modern Macrobiotics, passed away at 88 years old. He is credited with founding the organic farm movement in the U.S., and he also founded brands such as Erewhon. Many thousands of … Continue reading
Congratulations to our new governor-elect, Charlie Baker. Sure, more than half of us did not vote for him, but he seems like a good business leader. Long live the Commonwealth of Massachusetts! We have a lot of great resources here … Continue reading
Leukemia sucks. It took my uncle Harvey and my aunt Ellie, in the last two years alone. And one of my earliest memories was in fourth grade when Karen Yabachio die of leukemia. They say we are doing well in … Continue reading
Maybe you love life in 2013. Are you fully enjoying your smart phone, automobile, warmed and cooled home, vacations via air travel, phude, medications, etc.? Is there any suffering that may be related to these? Some examples of this suffering … Continue reading
I met a friend today for coffee, and we caught each other up on life. It was nice. My friend, like many others, is battling a weight problem. Not insurmountable, but it’s starting to show on his face. Remarkable technology. … Continue reading