We just did a little interview with David Wolfe late last night on the launch of these new discs (and much more...) check out those videos at these links below:
...aaaaaaand you can jump in and order your Longevity DVD set at LongevityTickets.com - enjoy :)
on June the 27th I enjoyed:
1 quart water
1 cup mandarin/orange/passionfruit juice
half an amazing cherimoya
2 cups coconut water blended with Elixir of The Lake
bowl of energy soup from the garden, with avocado/sauerkraut/nori on the side, followed by a hand-stirred yumpot of almond butter, carob powder, orange oil, raisins
water of a young coconut
2 cups water
on June the 28th I appreciated:
1 quart water
1.5 cups naranjilla/passionfruit/orange juice
2 cups coconut water blended with Ormus Greens
bowl of energy soup from the garden, with avocado/sauerkraut/nori on the side, followed by a hand-stirred yumpot of almond butter, carob powder, orange oil, stevia, dried longans - YUM :)
water of a young coconut
little bowl of papaya, apple, blackberries
2 cups water
As mentioned in my recent blogs and newsletters, we've been having enorm
ous fun experimenting with our new stone-grinding nut/seed butter machine...I've been especially loving churning out raw carob confectionary and had previously promised to share a video with y'all showing how to make these ext-raw-dinarily smooooooth, delicious, simple yummy delights...weeeeell, we just posted such a video online and y
ou can now check it out HERE. I just took a plate of these yummy carob delights to a party here this weekend and people LOVED them :)))
You can totally pretend to be a "professional" chocolatier with the assistance of this machine - ENJOY :))) The video is HERE and you can purchase stone-grinders HERE :)
ous fun experimenting with our new stone-grinding nut/seed butter machine...I've been especially loving churning out raw carob confectionary and had previously promised to share a video with y'all showing how to make these ext-raw-dinarily smooooooth, delicious, simple yummy delights...weeeeell, we just posted such a video online and you can now check it out HERE. I just took a plate of these yummy carob delights to a party here this weekend and people LOVED them :))) You can totally pretend to be a "professional" chocolatier with the assistance of this machine - ENJOY :))) The video is HERE and you can purchase stone-grinders HERE :)
on June the 29th I loved:
1 quart water
1 cup mandarin/passionfruit juice
2 cups coconut water blended with Elixir of The Lake
a fresh mango
bowl of energy soup from the garden, with avocado/sauerkraut/nori on the side, followed by a hand-stirred yumpot of almond butter, carob powder, orange oil, stevia, dried longans - YUM :)
water of a young coconut
a fresh mango
on June the 30th I was blessed with:
1 quart water
3 cups watermelon/mandarin juice
2 cups coconut water blended with Elixir of The Lake
samples of food while preparing raw lunch for 15 people
bowl of yummmmmmy fresh kale salad, with flax crackers on the side, plus a little spicy hummus soup, followed by carob yumballs
water of two young coconuts
1 cup water
I even speak Icelandic to all of our animals here to keep the language alive in my reality... Well, I was THRILLED to recently discover a new site through which you can stream Icelandic films (with English subtitles) - many for free :) I love it and have been vicariously re-soaking up the Icelandic culture the last few days through this online stream :) If you'd love to check it out, just hop on over to http://www.icelandiccinema.com to access the goodies :)
FYI, here are some of my other top Icelandic loves to explore, if you are drawn:
*Sigur Ros/Jonsi and Alex - some of the most beautiful musically-inclined creatures in the world - dive into their mesmerising soundscapes HERE.
*Hjaltalín - "þú komst við hjartað í mér" - I've been quite obsessed with this song since I first heard it a few months back...check it out HERE...
*Lay Low - another musical wonder from the distant isle - I love THIS song especially...
*Icelandic Sagas online - I've wanted to read the ancient, famous Icelandic Sagas for a long time and never quite found the impulse to do so - I was thrilled to find an online site where one Icelandic gal is reading the sagas aloud :) It's a free and fairly slow-moving project, there's quite a few chapters to listen to already though - check it all out at http://sagaproject.wordpress.com :)
*Iceland Review Online - if you'd love to receive daily news from Iceland by email, this is your site to explore :) I've been getting their updates for years now and often delight in the quirky, sweet news stories ;)
ENJOY :)))
All love,
Angelalaalaaaaaaaaaa. xxx
