I love collecting old cook books, and this is one of my favorite finds. It was printed in 1965 and shows menus from around the world, then tells you how to cook their signature dishes. This menu is from The Four Seasons Hotel in New York City - known for its EXPENSIVE, luxury dining. If I was eating here I would get: - Iced brochette of shrimp - $2.50 - Beef marrow in bouillon - $1.85 - Calf’s liver and prosciutto, Venetian style - $5.25 - Lamb steak in sushi curry with mango rice - $5.85 For a grand total of $15.85, I could eat like a queen at one of the fanciest restaurants in the US! Today, I’d be lucky to get in and out of chipotle for that much (would definitely have to skip the guac). Crazy what #inflation can do in 60 years! #asknostr what are you getting off this menu?

Try this tonight before your usual bedtime routine: Get a spoonful of raw honey, spread it on your face like a mask, sit there for 20 minutes, then wash it off. Afterwards, apply your favorite moisturizer while your skin is still a bit damp. I’m using my grass fed tallow balm from SATSurated. This is going to exfoliate AND hydrate your skin. You will feel fresher than a newborn baby! I do this 3 nights a week and let the mask sit while I soak in a magnesium bath. My skin has never been better.

GM! Reminder that most things taste better when you make them at home!! I love the taste of pumpkin spice but don’t want to pay $7 to drink Starbucks moldy coffee topped with addictive laden syrups and creamers. So I make this instead. To make the cold foam: - 1 spoon of this pumpkin butter from Trader Joe’s (pictured below) - 2 oz cream, preferably raw - A splash of maple syrup Use an electric frother to blend it all together and then put that foamy goodness on top of your latte or espresso shot! Bonus: sprinkle a bit of maldon smoked sea salt and/or pumpkin spice seasoning on top You can make this even more nutrient dense by adding collagen, raw milk, or colostrum to your espresso before topping it with the cold foam

GM 🌞 Today I am grateful for 1. My lovely yogurt bowl with fruit and maple syrup 2. The clear skies and warm sun 3. The birds that chirp in my neighborhood #asknostr What are you grateful for?

Essential oils are not what you have been led to believe. They are derived from volatile plant defense chemicals. The most upsetting part is that people using essential oils are often doing so because they care about their health enough to avoid artificial fragrances. Essential oils are to artificial fragrances what supplements are to pharmaceuticals. A step in the right direction but often times still harmful. This is one of the many reasons I am creating my own tallow based skin care - I only want whole plant extracts, not volatile compounds, on my skin!

Modern feminism is #sexist Modern feminism is based on the premise that jobs God uniquely created for women are so worthless, that women must try and imitate men’s jobs in order to have value in society. Men cannot grow children in their bodies. Men cannot feed their families with substances produced by their body. These capabilities are UNIQUE to women. Real #feminism would celebrate these God given capabilities and maximize women’s freedom to do these things, rather than enslave them to the 9-5 grind.

GM Remember to hydrate today! P.s. plain water isn’t hydrating!! instead add minerals/salt to your water, drink bone broth, herbal teas, and eat fruit with salt!

The devil’s greatest trick is convincing people he isn’t real. People who have had supernatural experiences spend so much time convincing others their experience was real, rather than asking the question - was this experience of Christ or of the anti-Christ?

GM Life is a lot like the ocean. We can’t control the ocean, whether it is rough or calm, where the currents go. It’s so much bigger than us. But we can choose to either go in the ocean and ride the waves or standby and watch.

Just because something is natural doesn’t mean it’s good for you. My mom was told she had high cholesterol but she didn’t want to take a statin. A “holistic” doctor recommended a red yeast rice supplement. I looked into it and told her not to take it because even though it’s natural, it’s chemically identical to a prescription statin drug. She took it anyway. A month later she told me every other night she was waking up do to severe leg cramps which she had never experienced before in her life. Leg cramps are a side effect of statins. She stopped talking it and the cramps went away. Say it again. Just because something is natural doesn’t meant it’s good for you. Many supplements are just rebranded pharma. #healthstr