Our Disease Care System

I cringe at calling it health care. My definition of health care is educating ourselves on what lifestyles and foods benefit our bodies, mind, emotions and spirit and implementing that education with action. This would involve the most holistic methods before resorting to chemical or invasive measures. I don’t always follow my [...]

Burchett Family Reunion

Lincoln’s Logs – Progressing with the Cabin

By Jerri Schlenker
Over the course of summer a project has been going on at Carter Caves State Park – building a facsimile of Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace cabin in celebration of his bi-centennial birthday. The project began as the brainstorm of Olive Hill Historical Society. We took the idea to other organizations for support. [...]

Tonight’s Meal

Aloo (Potato) Masala for Dosa and Asparagus with Ginger
Both are vegan dishes and can be found on http://www.manjulaskitchen.com
Both really turned out well.

Watching My Food Pattern

I just heard a YouTube video about super foods. Out of what was listed I had two – goji berries and coconut. I’ve also had two bananas, eight strawberries and some plain yogurt as well as the juice of a carrot, two sticks of celery and an apple. I would think that [...]

What We’re Doing in the Community

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This is a creation for Olive Hill Historical Society showing some activities of the society.

Learning the Art of Indian Cooking

Although I’m no expert on it, for the past three years I have experienced some of the best Indian food there is. Both my husband and I have eaten elaborate Indian buffets served by some of our newest and dearest friends who were the most gracious of hosts. The food was always prepared with [...]

Spur of the Moment Meals

It seems my best meals are prepared at the spur of the moment just using what I have on hand. Tonight, I had planned on meeting my husband after work, and going out to our favorite spot for pizza. It’s CJ Maggie’s, out of the way; therefore, we don’t get there too often. [...]