Pretli Green   Acre Farm
Pretli Green   Acre Farm

Indoor plants are kept in most homes and offices, as people have always cherished the numerous benefits they offer. When grown inside, they cleanse the air from harmful toxins and chemicals, and positively affect health. A study conducted by NASA in the ’80s confirmed these properties of indoor houseplants. Scientists found that ornamental plants help […] ...read more


    Why not try vegan in 2021?
    #Repost @plantyou 🎉2021 is three weeks away and there’s never been a better time to try out a plant-based lifestyle! Raise your hand if you’re with me.🙋🏻‍♀️
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    🥗Listen… You don’t need to transform everything you eat overnight. I truly believe a barrier to success when it comes to a vegan or plant-based lifestyle is an expectation of perfection. I’ll be the first to admit it took me TWO YEARS to fully make the switch.
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    👉🏻Not only will making small incremental changes help your body adjust to this new way of eating, you will also start to see how easy leading a plant-based lifestyle can be (without running to store to buy every mock meat and cheese because you don’t know what to eat)!
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    👨‍🍳If you want some ridiculously simple plant-based meal ideas just about anyone can cook, I release a new meal plan and shopping list every week in my program, Plant Ahead. Visit my website (bio link) to get yourself subscribed.
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    #veganism #gamechangers #vegancommunity #veganshare #veganforlife #veganlifestyle #healthyfood #daryfree #veganrecipes #veganstrong #plantbaseddiet #vegansofinstagram #veganmealplan #newyearsresolution
    #govegan #oilfreevegan #wholefoodsplantbasedlifestyle
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    Why not try vegan in 2020? #Repost @plantyou 🎉2020 is three weeks away and there’s never been a better time to try out a plant-based lifestyle! Raise your hand if you’re with me.🙋🏻‍♀️
. 🥗Listen… You don’t need to transform everything you eat overnight. I truly believe a barrier to success when it comes to a vegan or plant-based lifestyle is an expectation of perfection. I’ll be the first to admit it took me TWO YEARS to fully make the switch. . 👉🏻Not only will making small incremental changes help your body adjust to this new way of eating, you will also start to see how easy leading a plant-based lifestyle can be (without running to store to buy every mock meat and cheese because you don’t know what to eat)!
. 👨‍🍳If you want some ridiculously simple plant-based meal ideas just about anyone can cook, I release a new meal plan and shopping list every week in my program, Plant Ahead. Visit my website (bio link) to get yourself subscribed. . #veganism #gamechangers #vegancommunity #veganshare #veganforlife #veganlifestyle #healthyfood #daryfree #veganrecipes #veganstrong #plantbaseddiet #vegansofinstagram #veganmealplan #newyearsresolution #govegan #oilfreevegan #wholefoodsplantbasedlifestyle ...read more


      KEELAN, David GeorgeDavid died peacefully in the loving embrace of his family on Tuesday, December 18. Best friend and soulmate of Darlene (Kemski), he was born to George (2009) and Donnabelle on May 5, 1960. Cherished brother of Kathy (Chris) Roy (Darren & Tracey, Andrew & Jessica), Karen, Sandra Lukas (Erin & Jessica). Beloved brother-in-law of the Kemski family: Frank & Marlene, Danial (2007) & Dianne, Robert & Erica, Mike & Amy, Sandra Lessard & Carey Bojanowski, James, Nancy & Greg Wilkinson, Cathy, Brian & Sherry. Among the many nieces and nephews, Kaitlynn Lessard had an especially close relationship with Uncle. David was a dedicated employee in Traffic Engineering for almost 36 years. He was always ready to lend his considerable expertise to all. Cremation has taken place. A Memorial Life Celebration will be held in the new year, additional details will be found on windsorchapel once they become available. Donations to Transition to Betterness t2b
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      KEELAN, David GeorgeDavid died peacefully in the loving embrace of his family on Tuesday, December 18. Best friend and soulmate of Darlene (Kemski), he was born to George (2009) and Donnabelle on May 5, 1960. Cherished brother of Kathy (Chris) Roy (Darren & Tracey, Andrew & Jessica), Karen, Sandra Lukas (Erin & Jessica). Beloved brother-in-law of the Kemski family: Frank & Marlene, Danial (2007) & Dianne, Robert & Erica, Mike & Amy, Sandra Lessard & Carey Bojanowski, James, Nancy & Greg Wilkinson, Cathy, Brian & Sherry. Among the many nieces and nephews, Kaitlynn Lessard had an especially close relationship with Uncle. David was a dedicated employee in Traffic Engineering for almost 36 years. He was always ready to lend his considerable expertise to all. Cremation has taken place. A Memorial Life Celebration will be held in the new year, additional details will be found on windsorchapel once they become available. Donations to Transition to Betterness t2b ...read more


        Species of wild bees, such as bumblebees, are suffering from a loss of flowering habitat, the use of toxic pesticides and, increasingly, the climate crisis. Managed honeybees, meanwhile, are tended to by beekeepers, but have still been assailed by disease, leading to concerns that the three-quarters of the world’s food crops dependent upon pollinators could falter due to a lack of bees.
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        Apple and cherry production hampered by lack of wild bees, who are suffering from a loss of habitat, toxic pesticides and the climate crisis


          Sometimes, to have a positive experience on the outside, we have to uncover and release the past negative experience trapped on the inside.   Exercises like tapping, affirmations, NLP and mirror work are all great places to start.  The journey of discovery from within has the ability to heal the original wound that could have been created from our childhood, a bad relationship, or a traumatic experience.

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          7 positivity exercises that will train your brain to remain positive, despite all the craziness of the world.


            Descriptions from that era describe ripe watermelons as having a yellowish interior. Likewise, a Byzantine-era mosaic in Israel, from around 425 A.D., depicts what appears to be a cut watermelon with yellow-orange flesh. In subsequent years, the watermelon would take on its familiar red hue. That’s because the gene for the color red is paired with the gene that determines the sugar content. As watermelons were bred to become even sweeter, their interior gradually changed color. ...read more

            Ancient Hebrew texts and Egyptian tomb paintings reveal the origins of our favorite summertime fruit.