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Surf's Up, Betty Style

Surf’s Up, Betty Style

Looking for a swell time? Women’s surf camps are where it’s at. There is something about summer that awakens the spirit and induces a sense of wanderlust. Who doesn’t enjoy spending a day at the beach soaking up the sun’s warmth upon your skin and feeling the fresh saltwater mist in your hair? Growing up [...]

Adrenaline Travel

Adrenaline Travel

It’s Not Just For The Hardcore. All you need is an adventurous spirit and a can-do attitude to tackle this popular destination travel phenom. Surprised? Read on. Rappelling is not actually hard. Wearing a harness attached to a rope, you pretty much just back your way down a rock wall, or in my case, down [...]

don't sweat it

don’t sweat it

25 ways to keep your cool this summer 1. tea time The new afternoon tea at The Ritz in Atlanta offers five refreshing iced tea flavors. Sweeten the deal by having your selection poured over cotton candy! $4 per tea, ritzcarlton.com/atlanta 2. fan-atic The O-2 Cool Tower Misting Fan has two fans, two speeds and [...]

Flying Solo

Flying Solo

I was just 20 years old when I planned my first trip around Europe—alone. Armed with a 30-pound pack, a six-country rail pass and a one-way plane ticket, I spent a month poring over maps and websites, planning train routes and hostel options. I left my mom behind sobbing at the Atlanta airport security check [...]

A Sustainable Diet

A Sustainable Diet

If you stop a stranger in the street and ask them to list 10 foods that make the foundation of a healthy diet, chances are they could come up with a list pretty easily. But what are the chances that their diet is actually based on those foods? Healthy eating seems simple enough in concept, [...]

Too Much of a Good Thing

Too Much of a Good Thing

Is there such thing as too much exercise? Breathe explores the fine line between a healthy habit and a deadly obsession. Kristin Seifried hit the gym after dinner. The young man at the front desk greeted her by name, gave her a big grin, and commented that she was their “best client.” Seifried was there [...]

Tis the Season[ing]! Try these six easy herbs.

Tis the Season[ing]! Try these six easy herbs.

Springtime is the time for good intentions, especially when it comes to eating healthfully and locally. With the weather warming and blossoms blooming, starting a garden is one of the most logical ways to accomplish both these goals. Yet for the beginner, where to start? For a first step, you can’t go wrong with herbs. [...]

Woman's Intuition

Woman’s Intuition

How do you lose weight if diets don’t work?

Globetrot To An Eco-Paradise This Winter: 4 Truly Stunning Tropical Escapes

Globetrot To An Eco-Paradise This Winter: 4 Truly Stunning Tropical Escapes

The weather is cold, cold, cold and that leaves some of us dreaming of a tropical eco-getaway. If you’re craving some vitamin D as much as I am why not consider planning a quick winter escape? And you don’t have to be a millionaire either. In fact, globetrotting to an eco-paradise may be just what [...]

Ice Queen

Ice Queen

“Ma’am. Ma’am! Please move out of the way of the oncoming skiers,” an intercom voice boomed. Flat on my face in thick powder, I knew it was talking to me. Not a good sign. Suffice it to say, being announced via loudspeaker was not the way I’d intended to make my snowboarding debut at Sugarbush [...]

transformational travel: the voluntourism experience

transformational travel: the voluntourism experience

Seven of us pedal mountain bikes along a bumpy dirt road trying not to spill paint from the cans balanced on our handlebars. Children look up, calling out “Jambo!” as we pass. Some run from their homes to greet us, their sunny smiles reaching us before they do. I’ve exclaimed the Swahili version of hello [...]

Think Globally, shop locally

Think Globally, shop locally

Overwhelmed by your holiday shopping list? In the hustle and bustle to get everything done, you might not think as much about where you shop as what to get. Give an extra gift this year—to your community—by shopping with locally owned stores and companies. According to The 3/50 Project, for every $100 spent at independent [...]

Drink and Be Merry

Drink and Be Merry

Suffering from H20verload? Stay hydrated with these healthy water alternatives. Be sure to drink plenty of water. Doctors, nutritionists, trainers and moms have been doling out this advice for ages. Some say eight glasses per day while others use thirst as their beverage barometer. Any way you pour it, water makes up roughly 60 percent [...]

The Sustainable Fashionista

The Sustainable Fashionista

Eco-friendly clothing companies, social responsibility, organic cotton, natural fabrics, vegan shoes: it would appear the fashion world has stepped up onto the environmental bandwagon. But what does it really mean to green your wardrobe? Conscious consumerism has gone mainstream: Wal-Mart is now the world’s largest buyer of organic cotton. The sales of organic fibers and [...]

Earth-friendly, homestyle inspiration for

Earth-friendly, homestyle inspiration for “re” designing your digs

Whether your home is big or small, you need a place to sit, eat, sleep and play—and storage for your stuff. But finding home décor that reflects your personal style can be a challenge, especially if you’re dedicated to creating a healthy home (and contributing to a healthy planet). We’re here to help with a [...]

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