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If you’re going to get in a good walk and enjoy the spring weather, make it count in more ways than one. Join Team Paragon in this year’s Make-A-Wish Foundations’ Walk for Wishes event at The Detroit Zoo on Saturday, May 5. The employees from Paragon Properties and old and new friends will spend...
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It’s March already! The first day of Spring! And it’s coming in with a roar. How about you? It’s two full months after you made New Year’s resolutions to “be, do, accomplish, finish, stop, lose” something…. Like infatuation, resolutions usually last about 6 weeks and fade. But, they don’t have too. Whatever you were...
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I’ve been curious about the raw food movement for at least six years. Don’t get me wrong – I’m a serious foodie who will gravitate toward anything that resembles a delicious burger or mac n’ cheese in a flash. But the concept behind consuming high quality uncooked, unprocessed organic foods prepared in a delicious...
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Ok people, I have said it before (previous blog) and I will say it again…. work smarter not harder I am of the theory that what has worked in the past with weight loss can and does still work, there are however some new tools out there that can make it even easier and...
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The New Year is here! Some use this time to set goals for the upcoming year. Goals like quitting smoking, spend more time with family, travel more, better health, exercise. If you’ve got a new iDevice for the Christmas holiday gift giving season, there are apps that can help with all of those. Here...
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Veg Out, the series of West-Michigan veggie-friendly yums takes another bite. Destination and Meal #3 Pocasett pizza from Nantucket Bakery A slice of Italian heaven is what came out of the oven earlier this week. My wonderful partner in love and crime treated me to a pie topped with olive oil, artichoke hearts, onion,...
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Preparing to volunteer or donate this year? Well keep these items in mind when you’re making your list and checking it twice. Toiletries: Think of how essential things like toilet paper, toothpaste and soap are to your everyday routine, imagine having to function without them. The feasibility of trying to better your situation without...
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Today, December 1, 2011, marks the 30th year that our global community has been affected by HIV & AIDS. According to numbers provided by www.worldaidsdaydetroit.com, 60 million people have been infected with the virus and 25 million have died in that time period. On this day the media settles it’s hysteria over celebrity gossip...
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Our bodies experience a zillion change in our lifetime and sometimes we can get used to and begin to ignore pains and quirks that really beg for our attention. Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong, though whatever’s wrong can sometimes be paused or overpowered by a pill, some...
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With the cold weather, comes dry weather. While we certainly want to keep warm during these cold Fall and Winter season months, our electric heaters and central home heating systems will take the moisture right out of the air. For me, the dry air causes eye irritation and pain. The dry air can also...
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