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Anela here: Summertime is my favorite season on Maui, and here's the reason why: less rain! I dislike the rain because it keeps me indoors, and since I love to lounge around outdoors and take sunbaths, rain is a total bummer.

I've never liked water, and lucky for me, my cat slaves don't bathe me. They let me take care of that myself. So sometimes I'll run through the sprinklers just for a quickie refresher. Since I have so much white fur on my body, I'm always cleaning myself as I like to look fab.

Another thing I dislike is my cat slave disrupting my morning snooze on the deck when she waters her plants. Then I hightail it inside so not one drop of water touches me.

Water is good for one thing in my book: to lap up when I'm thirsty.

Most readers here understand the concepts behind the Primal Blueprint, but some seem to be concerned about the amount of time it must take to prepare PB-style meals every day. Nothing could be further from the truth. My 4-egg breakfast or protein shake take but a few minutes. My evening lamb-chop or grass-fed porterhouse with steamed veggies is complete in under ten minutes. But my fastest meal is also my favorite (and probably healthiest). That, of course, is the “2-minute big-ass salad” I have every day. I’ll show you how easy it is to make in the following video. I’ve also done the fitday.com analysis and it’s pretty impressive: 588 total calories. 37 grams of protein, 40 of fat and only 27 of carbs…and that’s probably my highest carb meal of the day!

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I plan on trying to do more videos in the future. If you have anything you would like me to address in video format hit me up with a comment.

Further Reading:

Primal Breakfast Suggestions for People on the Go

Choose Your Own Salad Adventure

DIY - Butter, Yogurt, Kefir, Oh My!

Alternatives to Canned Soup

Homemade Condiment Creations

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Parenting for most of us is not just about getting your baby a good private life insurance and comprehensive medi care plan. As the baby progresses to toddler then to preschooler stage, there are more demands and developmental issues to consider.

Putting your toddler to bed can sometimes be an exercise in frustration. Till today, after 3 years and 9 months, I’m still struggling with getting my active toddler to bed. Perhaps the mistake I make is to lie on the bed with him till he falls asleep. He will talk to me, ask for drinks, ask for more songs and give excuses to go to the toilet. An article from a child expert suggests to engage in the same activities every night, and make the time before bed quiet and peaceful. Whether a parent tells the child a story, provides a bedtime snack, sings songs, or plays quiet games before putting the child in bed, consistency is the key.

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