Rosa Salpietro

With a rarely used Anthropology degree, Rosa spends most of her time living, breathing, eating, and working with native and invasive plants. She is an avid reader of labels and cereal boxes, but finds sci-fi & erotica more interesting genres.
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  • Capturing Your Inner Child
    12/5/2006
    This essay based on the author's experiences gives some insight and tips on re-capturing the childlike innocence in our busy lives.
  • Lucky Bamboo Houseplants
    10/30/2006
    While the houseplant we call "Lucky Bamboo" may look like a bamboo, they are unrelated to true bamboo plants. As a recent fad, they are easy to care for and far too expensive. Learn how to care for and propagate your own.
  • Eating Your Way Through the Colorado Springs Area
    10/26/2006
    As a 30+ year resident of the Colorado Springs area, these restaurants are my perennial favorites. If you are visiting or new to the area, try any or all of these for excellent food at affordable prices.
  • Meditation in Nature
    10/25/2006
    It 's easy to become bogged down in the process of living. If we take the time to be the watcher of our experience instead an unwilling participant, we can achieve a heightened awareness with a bit of calmness and understanding to take away with us.
  • Coir Primer: Gardening with Coir
    10/24/2006
    Coir is the inner pith of the coconut palm which has been long used for making rope and doormats. Coir is now utilized in agriculture and horticulture. Gardeners should take advantage of this renewable, long lasting, & disease resistant resource.
  • Touch Starved
    10/19/2006
    I sometimes catch myself unconsciously letting my hands meander slowly over my body. Learning it again and again. As a lover would.

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