Most people quickly recognized a vegan diet with great benefits, not only in terms of health, but also in terms of spiritual benefits such as compassion for all living things. So, what is the down side of veganism?…continue reading →

What is paper bag flooring? Paper Bag Flooring has been around for a while, but If you’ve only just heard of it it’s probably because you’ve never actually noticed it before. Paper bag flooring looks a lot like wooden floor, which is why it’s becoming increasingly desirable.…continue reading →

You likely want your family to live a happy and healthy life, but it’s unlikely you know a variety of ways to support a healthy lifestyle when it comes to nutritional habits.  …continue reading →

Have you started the countdown for the big day? Wedding planning can be fun, but it can also be more than stressful. Expressions like “bridezilla” exist because planning a day like this can be overwhelming, especially without the right support, enough time, and without the right plan. If you are a bride that has started to feel the pressure - relax. This day is going to meet all of your expectations, as long as you learn how to relax and have fun while planning the wedding. If anything, planning a wedding can be a bonding experience between your friends and your family, and our best advice is to try to involve the people around you. …continue reading →

Everyone has to eat, and your time in Tampa wouldn’t be complete without tasting the flavor of the city.  If you’re not a local, you’re likely lost on where to go for the best dishes in town. That is nothing that can’t be fixed with a little boost in knowledge.   …continue reading →

It sometimes surprises Americans to learn that the Japanese have their own distinctive version of fast food. Yakitori is a skewer with various meats stacked on top of each other along with the diner’s vegetables of choice. However, the Japanese weren’t always free to eat and prepare meat as they wished. Religious restrictions banned the preparation and consumption of most meat except for chicken.…continue reading →

The average American eats out between four and five times per week. Some boast eating out 10-15 times in a seven-day period. The cost of this habit equals a whopping $3,000 per year, and that’s money you’ll never see again. …continue reading →