You just never know when you greet the day what you are going to find. It was warm yesterday… 75 degrees when I got up at 5:30 am. The stars were peeking through the clouds here and there. A lovely morning. We had a storm last night. The thunder woke me several times. It startled some barks out of Belle, my Maltese pal. This morning it was 42 degrees with a cold wind making it feel even colder. The clouds are all gone. It is another blustery day.
I have my small garden planted. I have tomatoes, bell peppers, broccoli, lettuce, asparagus, and kale in. It is really a salad garden. Someday I will increase it to include other vegetables. I do grow herbs, too. I have lavender, rosemary, marjoram, thyme, sage, and basil.
I wrote before about slimming down with Weight Watchers. I am still having great results. I am losing a bit more than a pound a week. What is really wonderful about WW is I don’t feel like I am on a diet. I can eat anything I want. I just need to stay within my designated points. That is not hard to do.
I gave up drinking cow’s milk a few years ago. I decided it was not really good for me. I also stopped drinking soy milk because it interferes with my thyroid function. I settled on coconut milk. I like it to drink and to cook with but it is high fat so I can’t drink much. I don’t really like it in cereal, either. It does have a healthy fat even though the media gave it bad press. (A lot they know!) I also cook with coconut oil because it is a healthy oil…not like Canola oil which is made from GMO rape plants. I said all that to say I have discovered goat milk. It tastes like cow’s milk, does not have to be homogenized and it contains those medium chain fatty acids that coconut oil has that is so good for me. Goat milk is easier to digest than cow milk. It is closer to human milk so therefore it is better for humans than cow’s milk. I have a local supplier so I get the milk fresh from the goat. After looking on the internet, I find that there seems to be goat farmers (ranchers?) just about everywhere. I suspect there is one near you, in case you are interested in a healthier milk for you and your family.