Tag Archives: home

Healthy Home Book Tour

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Goddess

The Healthy Home offers hundreds of easy but effective solutions for creating a healthier home environment for you and your family. Did you know? The chemical used on your dry cleaning can be measured on your family’s breath 48 … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Tagged air quality, Health, healthy, home, solutions, toxic burden, toxins | 1 Comment

Your Healthy Home: Reduce Your Toxic Burden

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Goddess

Hidden Toxins Environmental health is quickly becoming a household term. Yet, we often forget that the most important environment is – our home. Research is revealing surprising health risks posed by our everyday products and habits. Almost overnight, a toxic world has … Continue reading →

Posted in Workshops | Tagged home, toxic burden, toxins | 1 Comment

Exquisite French Toast by the Culinary Goddess, Sara Watson

Posted on January 16, 2011 by sarawatson

It’s a french toast kinda morning in the Watson home. It’s really, really cold outside this morning. Below zero of course. We have a nice fire in the fireplace for everyone to wake up to. Hazelnut coffee & orange juice all … Continue reading →

Posted in Culinary Goddess | Tagged Breakfast, Culinary Goddess, family, food, French Toast, home, Moms, recipes, Sara Watson | 1 Comment

Home is not a place: belonging, security, freedom and the meaning of indefinite by Passion Goddess, Kate Northrup

Posted on November 13, 2010 by katemoller

I’ve been thinking a lot about home lately. I’ve just put my apartment on the market and am preparing to say goodbye to the 450 square foot studio I’ve called home for the past five years. I’m ruthlessly getting rid … Continue reading →

Posted in Passion Goddess | Tagged belonging, Goddess Wisdom, home, indefinite, Kate Northrup, security | 1 Comment

Goddess of the Month ~ Hestia

Posted on November 13, 2010 by Goddess

Hestia, the goddess of hearth and home Hestia is the ultimate domestic goddess. As the goddess of hearth and home, Hestia keeps the home fires burning. She prepared the family meals, welcomed strangers in need into her home, protected women … Continue reading →