on my Wellness Tray

Posted on December 26, 2016 by where the blueboots go • 2 Comments

Lip balm is an essential, year round. This time of year, I’m loving Moroccan Magic’s peppermint eucalyptus lip balm for the minty pick-me-up scent. I wanted to make sure you all knew about this USDA organic lip balm made with moroccan argan oil, which makes this smooth product my current fav that I don’t leave the house without. Safe lip balm is a big deal – if you use lip products, you basically eat pounds of lip balm a year. If they’re laden with chemicals, that is NOT ok. Be inspired for the new year to up your wellness game! Continue reading →

Adventure in Normal Life / Culinary Creations and Recipes / Food / Gourmet the BlueBoots Way / neighborhood / new year

Snow is a-swirling, so is cookie butter! {recipe: challah cookie butter french toast}

Posted on January 9, 2015 by where the blueboots go • Leave a comment

For those of you who don’t live in a place where it snows, you can find a short video clip of today’s swirling snow. I asked myself this morning why I live in such a place where I have to go clean off my car, trudge to work without getting blown off course, or shovel … Continue reading →

Adventure in Normal Life / Artsy / Boston / new year

Jellyfish @Boston Public Gardens

Posted on January 6, 2015 by where the blueboots go • Leave a comment

This was a neat outdoor art installation on New Year’s Eve. It’s much more fun to work on small things like blog posts at a cafe with a little zodiac tea (first time trying it @jaho, Pisces variety, with cinnamon and plum) 👍☺❄️☁️⛄️️while it snows outside. Continue reading →

2014 / Adventure in Normal Life / History in Motion / inspiree by s / Journeys / new year / Reflections

2014 in review

Posted on December 30, 2014 by where the blueboots go • 1 Comment

There is a new adventure coming and I know it will be a good one.” – Sigurd F.Olson, Chicago-born author, environmentalist. This quote is from a key ring from one of those team-building ropes courses, circa perhaps 15 years ago. I found it yesterday, a broken and unlikely relic that I had saved and somehow managed … Continue reading →