Author Archives: luvsunnydays

  After four drafts, Thomas Jefferson presented this to the Continental Congress, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights…”  Twelve years later, in … Continue reading →

This is an excellent documentary–easily watched the nearly one hour program.  Watched it with my family…an outstanding middle school or higher, science and social science lesson.

Mooing cows make me smile.  In a green pasture, on a rolling hill, they are a beautiful sight.  My city, a former ranch, recently had cows covering its hills…doing what God created them to do…graze.  New neighborhoods have replaced the … Continue reading →

In 2008, my husband came home all excited about the movie, Food, Inc.  We are both educators who have an active interest in healthy living.  About 2004, we started a backyard garden.  We utilized the permaculture philosophy to begin.  Our … Continue reading →

Growing up in the suburbs of Los Angeles gave my family access to the best of everything.  One item, was fresh whole milk delivered in glass bottles to my front door.  I drank milk like water, and to this day, … Continue reading →

Twenty-five years ago, I met my future grand-mother-in-law at a KOA camp ground.  Having been raised on a dairy farm in upstate New York, during the Great Depression, she matured into a strong and healthy adult.  She was a survivor, … Continue reading →

  Last month we visited Knott’s Berry Farm for fun and education.  We picked a day during the week and not a weekend which allowed us to see the entire park in about 6 hours with hardly any wait times … Continue reading →

We first started growing tomato plants 18 years ago in large pots on our patio.  The vines would take off for the sky and even then we would say that we had too many tomatoes!  The way the vines grew … Continue reading →

Our foot long cucumber!  It was absolutely delicious!

“I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained.” Walt Disney I was blessed to be an employee at Disneyland decades ago when the price was right ($13.00 for a passport) … Continue reading →