First, I want to thank all of you who have left great comments on articles here at OI and over at Large Families Today. We had a great turnout and I hope that Sinupret for Kids works for you! It’s been working great for us.
I’ll announce the winners tonight at – well, let’s say [...]
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You know those commercials that are now on TV saying “what’s the big deal about high fructose corn syrup?” Well, here’s your answer. While I can’t say that my family is HFCS-free (we do indulge in sodas when we eat out and I bought some chocolate syrup last night for my ice cream), we do [...]
I called this blog Organically Inclined back when I started it because I try very hard to do things organically and “green,” but don’t always succeed. However, the one area I thought I had down pat was the frugal area. I have always been the epitome of frugal! I always made the frugal decision. It [...]
I recently noticed several changes in my son, Alex’s physical appearance and behavior. Alex is 12 and recently grew about six inches in as many months, so I was not at first shocked by his tendency to eat everything in sight. I have an older son who went through a similar growth spurt, so I [...]
I am in love with olive oil. No, really. In fact, my buy everything local plans are often dashed because of two things – olive oil (which I’ve never heard of anyone producing in Vermont) and bananas. I’d rather do without bananas…but don’t take away my evoo!
Here are 10 ways you can incorporate olive into [...]
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Ah…easier said than done? Perhaps, but I don’t think so.
In Helen Nearing’s book , “Loving and Leaving the Good Life” she talks about an old Eastern medical practice where the town “doctor” would visit everyone periodically and make sure they were well. In exchange, the town paid the doctor well for keeping them healthy. If [...]
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I do not have a child with autism – so I will not pretend to be any kind of expert. But I have long been interested in the connection between autism and vaccinations. I have worked in local schools with several autistic children and am very interested in the spectrum. I long suspected my middle [...]
