A Balanced Perspective Weekly
on Health and Wellness
May 9, 2007
1. What You Don't Know About Recycling
2. Activities and Groups
3. Healthy Restaurants
4. Cooking Classes - 2007
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1. What You Don't Know About Recycling
I just got back from Orlando this morning and surprisingly
it's been cooler there than it is here right now. But I am
glad to be home. Today is May 9. I turn 30 exactly one
month from today. I can't believe it. It feels like a
major milestone. What ideas do you guys have for
celebrating? Send them to me. :-)
Today I want to send you some little tips and info about
recycling that I received from a daily newsletter sent
out by Ideal Bite. Ideal Bite provides information on
ways you can live more eco-friendly.
www.idealbite.com
Some of this info you might know already, but some of it
might be new and may save you time in recycling. For
instance, I didn't know that you didn't have to rinse
your recyclables before placing them in the container.
Enjoy!
General
Earth911 - local listings of where you can recycle
anything under the sun.
You don't need to remove labels from cans and
bottles, but you do need to remove plastic caps (and
throw them away).
Your recyclables don't need to be spotless - just not
moldy or full of food. Save water - don't rinse 'til clean.
Glass
Unbroken bottles are easier for workers to sort than
broken ones.
Metal
Most containers, such as tins and cans, and aluminum
foil.
Paper
Newspapers, magazines, photocopies, shoe boxes,
envelopes (including ones with glassine windows).
Plastic
Plastics #1-#2 – recyclable in most areas. Usually
found in 2-liter and detergent bottles, milk jugs and
food containers.
Plastics #3-#7 – more difficult to recycle, they are
found in Styrofoam, pipes, shrink wrap, padded
envelopes, trash liners and more. Check with your
local facility to see if it recycles these plastics.
Yogurt Cups - recyclable in most areas, especially the
#2 plastic kind.
Grocery Bags - reuse them first! You usually can't
recycle them curbside, but some supermarkets have
recycling bins in-store. Try to avoid them altogether by
bringing your own Biter bag to the store.
newsletters.
On another note, tell me.. What one thing in your life do
you wish was different?
I may be addressing some of these things in future
newsletters or services that I offer.
xoxo
Melissa
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2. Activities and Groups
Women's Weight Loss Groups
Struggling to achieve your weight loss goals? Wonder
how other women deal with emotional eating, bad habits,
making time for exercise? Want to be encouraged,
challenged, and held accountable to sticking to your plan?
Join one of my weekly weight loss groups in New York or
Orlando. E-mail me if you'd like more info.
Melissa@myheartdances.com
Self-Esteem and Body Image Group
Want to tackle issues around self-esteem and body
image, discuss the issues of the day and how we can
combat them.
Women only. E-mail me for more info.
Melissa@myheartdances.com
***This is the last day to register for May!***
If you are interested in joining one of the groups, please
contact me for details.
melissa@myheartdances.com 917-689-6530
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Within the past few months I have made huge lifestyle
changes. I take time to listen to what my body needs.
My cravings for artificial sweeteners and processed foods
have diminished. I cook with all whole foods and feel
stronger, more alert, vibrant, and healthy. I have a
renewed passion for life and sense of well-being. I am
overcoming my eating disorder, exploring my spirituality,
and discovering new possibilities for a gratifying career
path. I treasure our relationship. Thank you so much for
your support.
Elyse, Dancer, NYC
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3. Healthy Restaurants
Not sure where to get healthy dishes?
Find a health friendly restaurant in your neighborhood:
http://www.myheartdances.com/resources/eat.htm
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4. Cooking Classes - 2007
(located on the Upper West Side)
Organic Food, Organic FUN, and Good Company
Thank you for sharing you home, knowledge, great recipes,
and warm friends. There's something very intimate about
creating and sharing a meal with others. It was interesting
to learn about your holistic health background and cook
with new ingredients. I look forward to taking more classes
with you. - Heather
Sunday, May 20 11am (1 spot available)
Thai Peanut Soup
Vegetable Summer Rolls
Lime-peanut sauce
Spring Spritzer Cooler
Tuesday, May 29
Salmon Burgers
Spring-Out Quinoa
Parsley Ginger Dressing
Sunset Salad
Saturday, June 16 12pm
Vegan Club Sandwich
Classis Cucumber Salad
Tomato Basil Soup
Mango/Banana Fruit Smoothie
Pre-Register Today – Only $40 per class
All classes are held on the Upper West Side
Class is from 6:30 until 8:30p.m.
And includes all of the following
*Hands-on instruction
*Meet new people
*Learn cool facts and tips about the food you’re eating
*Get healthy tips
*Receive a copy of the recipe to take home
*Enjoy a DELICIOUS meal at the end of class!
Made by The Fabulous You!
Please contact Melissa at Melissa@myheartdances.com for
more details and to register or call 917-689-6530
**Classes are fun, relaxed, and not intimidating! They are
great for beginners!
**Private classes are also available, more details at:
http://www.myheartdances.com/services/cook_class.htm
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