Eat Well
Eating well is important for experiencing life differently. As someone who has had a love-hate relationship with food, I am honored to share my challenges, learnings, and life with eating food. My desire is to encourage you to be more aware of the foods you eat. Eat Well is a six month series. Aloha
I share my experiences and my perspective. Eating and healing look different for everyone. If you are struggling with food or your relationship with your body, please find support. You don’t have to do this alone.
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Dragonfruit
I intentionally purchased a couple of pink dragon fruit from the market because I had not eaten one before.
Turmeric Tonic
Friends of mine created their own version of a turmeric tonic, and it is delicious and nutrient dense.
Ginger Banana Snack
A girlfriend of mine dehydrates bananas and ginger together and creates a delicious and nutritious snack. My guess is she blends them first, pours the mixture onto something flat, and then dehydrates it.
Flour Tortilla
Today I am eating whole wheat flour tortillas that were made on one of the islands here in Hawaii.
Ulu From a Jar
There is a farmer at the farmers market who sells jars of ulu, also known as breadfruit. He’s not at the market every Friday, so when he is there selling his ulu, I buy some.
What It Takes To Look Carefree
It is common to see me walking wherever I am living or visiting. I enjoy experiencing life one step at a time at the pace of my feet. I get to smile and appreciate more of my immediate surroundings. This carefree attitude I exhibit comes with taking care of myself and my responsibilities first.
What’s So Great About Banana Plants?
Until I moved to Hawaii thirteen years ago, I did not know about a banana plant. Here are four reasons I think banana plants are great.