The Gift of Time
Time to eat Slower. Because you made dinner faster. Some kitchen tools that save me time. Time and again. Anyone who spends time in the kitchen would like to find one of these under their tree or in their stocking.
The Gift of Knowledge
From people who really know. How to cook. Six great cookbooks for six very different reasons. For six very different people on your gift list.
Win a Fitness Tracker Wristband First-Ever BetterCheaperSlower Contest
They say these step-and-calorie-counting wristbands are the hot new holiday gift this year. Want the really cool one for free? Entering this contest is as much fun as winning it. C’mon, take three minutes for personal creativity and win the amazing iFIT Active.
Roll Your Own: The Tortilla Gift Kit
If you like corn and rustic bread, there's nothing better than a fresh, just-made corn tortilla. If you eat gluten-free, the BCS Tortilla Kit is the best culinary gift you can receive. I made fresh ones 3 Ways. Click for the results - and the stuff you need to do it yourself.
Slower Sunday: Couldn’t make this up
Walk right into the middle of it and then ... don't move. Don't even blink. Just keep your eyes wide open as long as you can. Press Play. Borrow my eyes for a minutes. Happy Sunday.
Slower Sunday: Like Jelly
I just spent a few weeks training for a 10K run. I could've been training for this. Floating. Undulating. I don't think I've ever even tried to undulate. I wonder where you do this. If you're not a jellyfish.
Every Move You Make: Tracking Fitness
If you really want to learn something new every day, strap on one of those new fitness trackers. You know, those black wristbands that people wear to learn how much, or how little, they walk each day. I just wore three of them nearly 24/7 for a week. Here's what I learned.
Slower Sunday: In the oven
C'mon, the day's young. Make one. All you need is flour and water. OK, a little yeast and salt, too. But that's it. Press Play. Inhale deeply. Happy Sunday.
Slower Sunday: Harvest Time
Must be billions of them. Maybe trillions. How do they pick them all?
Come Run With Me. More or less.
I ran in Central Park for 30 years. For the last 10, I've been doing it on a treadmill in the comfort and privacy of my home. Now I'm going public, and I'd love it if you'd join me. Here's my training program and your invitation. Run or walk. Either Way's good.