By Rusty Ralston on Oct 27, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, events, organics, reviews, wellness | 3 Comments
Rusty here, dropping another elephant journal review on you. This time, I attended the 27th annual Great American Beer Festival... or what is referred…
By Rusty Ralston on Oct 13, 2008 in adventure, blog, reviews | 2 Comments
Let's face it, no one has the time to research restaurants before a trip...it's time consuming and requires a bit of detective work. Well,…
By Trina on Sep 23, 2008 in Uncategorized, active citizenship, blog, conscious consumerism | 0 Comments
Today's Wall Street Journal reports that starting September 30th, supermarkets and food retailers will be required to sell most meats, produce and nuts with…
By Trina on Sep 10, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 1 Comment
This is for all you political junkies out there. If constant news coverage from the major television networks, newspapers, blogs and the Daily Show…
By Michael on Sep 8, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, conscious consumerism, enlightened education, non-new agey spirituality, sustainability | 5 Comments
"Hope is the thing with feathers,
that perches in the soul,
and sings the song without the words,
and never stops at all."
Emily Dickinson
I spent a day in the garden. Spring had yielded many wonderful and delicious vegetables. But the summer had given me weeds that needed tending. My patch is in a community garden frequently visited by homeless people who forage for food. Eachtime I talk with a homeless person, I'm reminded that no one wakes up one day and decides it's a good idea to start begging for money and food on the streets. I had to cut my weeding time short because we have no facilities to wash or relieve ourselves at the garden. I thought to myself what it would be like to be in a situation where there was no place for me to clean up. It would be tough to rely on public facilities for soap and water.
By Heather Mueller on Sep 4, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, organics, reviews, wellness | 2 Comments
I've heard that pigs are one of the smarter barnyard animals, and even know someone who kept a pig as a pet in their…
By elephant on Sep 3, 2008 in autumn05, blog, organics | 0 Comments
"Life and Death on the Table," from our Autumn 2005 issue. Everyday, we make choices about what we eat. These choices are tinged with emotion—pleasure,…
By elephant on Sep 3, 2008 in blog, organics, spring06 | 0 Comments
"A Tuscan Dinner Party" via Peggy Markel, from elephant journal's Spring 2006 issue. A tall good-looking Sicilian, elegantly dressed in a hand-knit sweater and tie, steps…
By elephant on Sep 2, 2008 in adventure, blog, organics, reviews, spring06, wellness | 2 Comments
Most of us are trying to avoid carbs. Some of us, however, are out there cycling/climbing/running/hiking, & want carbs & then some. Only, we don’t want to…
By elephant on Aug 18, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, organics, reviews | 0 Comments
Boulder, as readers may know, is a hotbed for the burgeoning natural products industry. This one town is home to dozens of companies making…
By Todd Mayville on Jul 27, 2008 in blog, blogofday, conscious consumerism, organics, reviews | 0 Comments
King Corn is one of those movies that makes me very, very glad that I shop my local farmers’ market, and that I eat…
By Heather Mueller on Jul 24, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, organics | 1 Comment
When I was little, I lived in an apartment with no back yard. But one summer, my mom made friends with the older woman…
By elephant on Jun 6, 2008 in conscious consumerism, organics, reviews, sustainability, wellness | 1 Comment
Raw Energy > via Puja Menzies Enzymes found in these live-food bars help the digestion process by breaking up food particles and providing energy.…
By elephant on Jun 6, 2008 in conscious consumerism, reviews, wellness | 0 Comments
Yummy Tummy > via Marisa Ware Standing only three inches high, each serving of GoodBelly packs a sweet and tangy punch of organic fruit,…
By elephant on Jun 6, 2008 in conscious consumerism, organics, reviews | 2 Comments
Cookie Rookie > via Waylon Lewis The best cookie is the homemade one. The satisfaction, the warmth and knowledge of the ingredients used—you can’t…
By admin on May 19, 2008 in summer08 | 0 Comments
Fresh asparagus is quintessentially something old, something new. These wildly green shoots appear in a bed that was consciously established years ago, anticipating future…
By Waylon Lewis on May 19, 2008 in blog, organics, summer08 | 0 Comments
You buy a latté, and a shiny new quarter appears in the change, catching your attention before tossing it into the tip jar. You…
By admin on May 19, 2008 in adventure, summer08 | 0 Comments
Green Curry Paste It’s worth it to make your own paste! Makes 5 tablespoons. >> 1 tsp. coriander seed, toasted >> 1/2 tsp. cumin…
By admin on May 19, 2008 in adventure, summer08 | 0 Comments
A woman soaks shark fins to place between bamboo mats. She can sell them to restaurants at $25 a pop. A coconut shredder works continuously.…
By elephant on Apr 9, 2008 in events | 0 Comments
Event Location: Gold Lake Resort, 3371 Gold Lake Rd, Ward, Co 80481 Event Price: Suggested Donation $100/ sliding scale available Event Details: Join the Buffalo…
By elephant on Apr 9, 2008 in blog | 0 Comments
My mom used to be a commercial actress, so as a kid I spent plenty of time on sets, witness to all the manipulation…