Welcome to Feel Good Food

FOOD IS LIFE: It comes from the earth, nourishes us, and connects us to each other. But in a fast-paced world this is all too easy to forget. Feel Good Food is about reconnecting ourselves to Nature, eating well, and creating social change – all through the power of food. Here you’ll find articles, personal musings, and delicious recipes for this revolution. And now I’m off to the east coast on a 4 month bike tour of food projects, farms, intentional communities, and innovative businesses that are using food to build a better world. Tune in often! I enjoy the virtual company.

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Portland, Maine bursts with Local Flavour

Portland, Maine bursts with Local Flavour

Quite the random turn of events...A ride through rains speeds me to Maine, where I enjoy a couple nights in a hotel, my first lobster dinner, and I stumble upon some unexpected food activists who put me to work.

Asides

  • The recently formed Center for Agricultural Economy is helping bring together a burgeoning local sustainable food system here in Northern Vermont. With all the key players gung ho - from farmers, composters, restaurateurs, and a supportive community - some big changes are happening in this small town. ...
  • The Intervale is fertile valley located a stone's throw from downtown Burlington. It's home to a dozen small, community-oriented organic farms and an armload of food system development programs. The Intervale Center coordinates it all - their many programs are definitely worth a gander. ...

Recent Posts

Harwick, VT: Social change starts with people
July 19, 2010
By Emily
Bread & Puppet: Preposterous Political Theatre
July 18, 2010
By Emily
It’s my bike trip and I’ll blog if I want to
July 17, 2010
By Emily
Burlington, VT: A food and bike-lovers’ paradise
July 14, 2010
By Emily
Lakes, Farming, and Smiling Faces greet me in Vermont
July 12, 2010
By Emily
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Wisdom on Wheels…Life Lessons Learned

3. Do what inspires you, when you are inspired to do it
4. Breathe deeply. It will help both ground you and get you up that hill.
5. No other form of transportation connects you to mother nature - for better or for worse!
6. Toss the natural D.O. Your B.O. is more than it can handle.

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