Funny how you really take things for granted until they are gone. (I mean, it is an old cliche; everyone says it, it’s not like it’s unknown) But yet, we still, as humans, do this regularly. When our hierarchy of … Continue reading
Thank You
Author Archives: lifeloveandyoga
The Moon
I once took a graphic design class, right after college (I couldn’t quit learning!), and one of the assignments was to make 100 tiny paintings of one topic. We were limited to what that topic could be, and the teacher … Continue reading
Your Background
What’s your background? No, I don’t mean ethnicity, nationality, or “where you’re from.” We’re in the age of Coronavirus, y’all! I mean, what’s your zoom/interview background? I know that zoom has some cool background functionality. I’m talking about when you … Continue reading
Why We Get Dolled Up
Ok, I know in my last post I said I was back to blogging… I ended up working on some new projects (still doing that), but now that we are all confined to our homes, I am able to carve … Continue reading
It’s Back On
Hello world! It’s been awhile since I last posted, three years and three months (or so). I took a break and the break kept going… and going… and going… but my mind didn’t. So, I’ve come back to my old … Continue reading
My Heart
I sit and stare at the top of your head, trying to memorize every single white hair, the angle of your ears, the slope of your shoulders. Then it comes to me, “just take a picture, you’ll remember it longer,” … Continue reading
Cauliflower “Steaks” with Olive Pistou
I know I haven’t been posting recipes as often that I thought I would. Truth be told, I only want to post recipes on here that I actually like. So, although I’m cooking quite a bit for this class, some … Continue reading
Plant-Based Cooking: No Tuna Tuna
With all the media surrounding sustainable fishing practices and the safety of tuna, it might be a good idea to take a look at alternatives to the Chicken of the Sea. No tuna tuna. It’s sounds a bit cray, I … Continue reading
Hug a Tree
When I was a youngin’ my Dad used to take my brother and I on hikes through the trails and forests of Washington state. Every time we’d embark for the great outdoors, he’d tell us upon arrival, “Remember, if you … Continue reading
Plant-Based Cooking: Asparagus Risotto
I’ve decided when I’ve had a bad day, yoga is my battle weapon of choice. Since I moved to a new part of LA, the choices in yoga are pretty lacking in my neighborhood, so I’ve turned to cooking instead. … Continue reading
