I really can't believe it's September. The summer went so fast, especially August. Now we're in the midst of school, football season, cooler weather and generally winding down from the summer and prepping ourselves for winter. Here are this month's Whole Living Thoughts from the September issue:
- Big steps. Baby steps. As long as we're headed in the right direction, they're all good.
- Much like old friends, familiar ingredients can still surprise us. (Tofu, we hardly knew you.)
- The natural look doesn't have to mean the neutral look.
- Doing the occasional yoga stretch as our desk works wonders. (We're long past caring about how we look to our colleagues.)
- Sure, life is juggling act. Just remember that juggling is meant to be entertaining.
- Maybe it's time to think less about "superfoods" and more about super everyday eating habits.
- "Come take a stand, and help us save the land- let's go out and try to make things better." Yes, the Brady Bunch actually sang that in the early 1970s.
- Corporate titans going green? Let's hear it for industrial evolution.
- We may have left the classroom behind, but we're still in favor of assigned reading--self-assigned that is.
- Clothes made with care-in small batches, with nontoxic dyes-just might be the new black.
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