After visiting the Guggenheim in Bilbao, we were all looking for a place to eat, so stumbled upon UDON Bilbao Abando. This Asian restaurant is quite nearby, has a sustainability award, and says they specialize in noodles. I am a huge fan of both noodles and Asian food, so was very interested in eating here. As they had some vegan options, for our vegan friend, we went right in to see if it was as good as expected.
We got to Woolacombe Bay each year and always find somewhere nearby to go on the last day. Last year, we went to the Quince Honey Farm as per the promotion going on at Woolacombe Bay and this year they had a little promo with Watermouth Castle, so we wanted to check it out. Watermouth Castle has a lot more going on then we first thought when arriving. It is in fact a castle, but also an amusement park, which is absolutely fantastic.
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This is the second month of Project 365, which I am doing monthly! If you aren’t aware, this is a sort of blog challenge, where people write a short diary entry every day for the entire year, often with a picture. Some people post theirs weekly or daily, but I post mine Monthly! You can check out a bunch of other bloggers participating, sharing their daily lives, at the bottom of this post. February is one of my favorite months, as it’s my Birthday Month.
You may know frankincense for its spiritual applications, or perhaps its skincare benefits.
What you may not know is that this potent essential oil can impart a unique flavor when used in culinary applications.
If you buy frankincense essential oil with the intention of enhancing both your well-being and your next gastronomic creation, prepare to have your horizons expanded.
This article will serve as a guide to infusing Frankincense essential oil into your recipes, enhancing their flavor profiles and potentially adding subtle health benefits.
Remember, when ingested, only use certified pure, therapeutic-grade frankincense essential oil.
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Autism and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children are neurodevelopmental problems that can often include problems with processing information perceived by our own body’s sensory systems. This sensory information includes visual, auditory, sound, touch (tactile), taste and smell, movement and body positioning (proprioception and vestibular), and interoception.
Children can demonstrate an over-responsive or under-responsive behavior to sensory stimuli. For the purposes of this article, we will focus on over-responsive behavior.
When problems in some of these sensory systems become debilitating, it is more often referred to as Sensory Processing Disorder, which usually results in significant social, emotional, behavioral, psychological, motor, and attentional problems. These symptoms of SPD can make everyday situations or settings feel incredibly overwhelming for children.
