Ami

Ami

Ami lives and writes in Baltimore. A lot of things make Ami feel Blissful, but topping her list are: reading, writing, learning, building a business and practicing yoga. Ami has written articles for several publications and, in addition to Blissfully Domestic, she is currently a contributing blogger for Feed the Soul, Inc. Visit Ami's website to view a partial portfolio and learn more about her. You can also read the flotsam and jetsam of her life at Writing: My Life.

Supporting Agriculture in Your Community

Supporting Agriculture in Your Community

I’m a member of a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program at a local farm. After my first full year as a CSA member I have one thing to say: find a CSA in your area and join!

Balancing the Scales – It's Only the Beginning

Balancing the Scales – It's Only the Beginning

For as long as I can remember I’ve been struggling with, through and against disordered eating. Food has been my mortal enemy, a dangerous temptation, but never just food.

Local Eating – Join the Challenge

Last summer, with a CSA membership and a wonderful Farmer's Market at my disposal, I signed up for the One Local Summer Challenge. It's a challenge organized by Farm to Philly encouraging participants to eat one meal each week made entirely of local ingredients (with the exception of salt, pepper, oil and spices). More than [...]

Resist Temptation with Practice

Resist Temptation with Practice

For people trying to make healthier choices, temptations often seem inescapable. Even the most motivated dieter will find herself giving in to a temptation. And dieters aren't alone. Everyone has to deal with them at some point. How can we learn to resist temptations when they're everywhere we turn?
According to a recent study in the [...]

Get Healthy and Go Green – Grow Your Own Food

Get Healthy and Go Green – Grow Your Own Food

It's spring, and it's the perfect time to start thinking about growing your own food. Just imagine having fresh, homegrown tomatoes, herbs, cucumbers, peppers, zucchini…whatever you love to eat or want to try. No, it's not an easy task, but think about the benefits:

You'll know exactly where you food comes from.
You can choose to grow [...]

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