 Online nowAmalieFontanelle- Amanda is a 51 year old woman in a relationship from California, USA.
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- Member since Feb 14, 2007
Professionally, I'm a medical nutritionist and Bowen therapist, which means my work is in the area of Alternative and Complementary health. I've been in practice for 10 years and use diet, supplements, herbs, homeopathy, electricity and touch in my work. Not to mention a sympathetic ear. I live in a small town about an hour north of San Francisco. I've been married and divorced and raised a wonderful 19 year old son who lives in Berkeley where he goes to school part time and plays music and philosophizes. I love many things about California, primarily the weather and how open and alternative so many people are, but I occasionally miss the intellectual rigor of the East Coast where I spent my first 38 years. Reading is probably my favorite activity, which is a good thing because I just recovered from almost six months of being bedbound with a back injury! Some recent favorites are 1000 Days in Tuscany be DeBlasi, and Eat, Sleep, Pray, both travel memoirs about the meaning of life.
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Drought Tolerant Plants
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Jun 19, 2007 11:04pm
2 reviews
ecology, gardening, landscaping, plants, permaculture
http://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/waterres/drought/articles/tough-plants.htm
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As water gets to be more and more of a precious resort, many are landscaping with drought tolerant plants. Here's a list.

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Latest Articles by Dr. Jonathan V. Wright
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May 23, 2007 4:50pm
1 review
cancer, medicine, herbs, hormones, thyroid
http://www.tahoma-clinic.com/articles.shtml
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Excellent source for up-to-the minute and accurate information about alternative and complementary medicine.

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What is a Workamper?
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Apr 1, 2007 8:24am
1 review
economics, rv, park, retirement
http://www.workamper.com/WorkamperNews/TWNArticle.cfm
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Living light with an RV and part-time work such as campground hosting in state and national parks.

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Eriks Swimming Pool to Koi Pond Conversion
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Apr 1, 2007 8:22am
17 reviews
gardening, house, permaculture, garden, pool, koi
http://kilk.com/pond/
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How to convert your swimming pool to a cool koi pond.
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Apr 1, 2007 7:49am
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Well, as the serenity prayer says, "God grant me the wisdom to accept the things I cannot change...." And I have had to accept that I'm just not going to get everything moved today. Despite hours and hours of packing, there is still about 5% of my belongings scattered about the house, and about 50% of my partner's. This next week will have to be many smaller trips with the pick-up, but at least all the furniture will go today. What IS all this crap? I didn't realize how much built-in storage I had at my current house, and now I have to find a place for it all. Add to that, that the garage in the new place is still being sheetrocked and painted, and we just have no place to put all our stuff. I've been running on caffeine for a couple of days now, and I feel that hyper-caffeinated exhaustion that usually precedes getting sick. I would like to just recline in the divan with a case of the vapors and just have the movers pack the rest of everything, but it's just too expensive. Rant, rant, rant, panic, panic, panic. Accept the things I cannot change.... Aahh.
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Mar 31, 2007 11:05am
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Is there anything worse than moving? You just don't realize how much stuff you've accumulated until you have to wrap it all in bubble wrap. How did I get here? I recycle, drop off at the Goodwill regularly, etc. yet I arrived in California 13 years ago with what I could fit in my Honda station wagon and carry on the plane. Now the movers estimate it will take 10 hours to move me 8 miles away. All I want to do is play on the computer or read a good novel, but NOOOOOO, it's more boxes for me.

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City Portrait: Istanbul, Turkey
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Mar 7, 2007 5:03pm
1 review
travel, technology, bicycle, istanbul, turkey
http://www.bitrot.de/city_istanbul.html
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Very nice pictures and travel tips. Also see his pages on bicycle trips around the world.

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How to grow sprouts in a jar
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Mar 6, 2007 4:11pm
1 review
ecology, nutrition, food, farming, raw-food
http://sd.essortment.com/growsprouts_rabk.htm
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Growing sprouts is a form of farming that anyone can do. They are highly nutritious fresh greens that can be grown in cold climates and even while backpacking (tie a mesh bag onto your backpack to let drain).

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ5FvaASrs0
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Mar 6, 2007 8:52am
5 reviews
judaism, video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ5FvaASrs0
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Hasidic Reggae Zionist politics aside, this guy is amazingly good. This is a biblical psalm made into a reggae song.
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