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Truths appear in drips, streams, flows and pours. Drinking from the fountains of truth holds pleasures and benefits galore. Yep, truths poured in and truths poured out -- to constructively share. Truths sure can favorably do our lives well.
Initially, truths don’t always please our thirsty appetites. Often, though, when we allow them to rest in soak formation, to marinate and then to sink in thoroughly, our thirsts are satisfyingly quenched. Acceptance of truths adds to successful accomplishments of our action plans -- with relish.
Certainly, digesting truth proves good for our systems.
Sunday, February 23, 2020
Oats
https://www.cookinglight.com/eating-smart/smart-choices/which-kind-of-oatmeal-is-healthiest
https://www.cookinglight.com/eating-smart/smart-choices/which-kind-of-oatmeal-is-healthiest?fbclid=IwAR3PRDq5-84mTcVhIPNJGJoevIyh3BFbzjp_1j_5-xpzeWtAS4887iom3Ts
When buying oatmeal, always check the ingredient list. No matter the type, there should only be one ingredient listed—whole-grain oats. Be wary of flavored instant oatmeal, as it can pack added sugars, extra sodium, and artificial ingredients. Instead, opt for plain instant oatmeal and top with a variety of nutrient-packed, sweet and savory toppings such as fresh berries, almond butter, Greek yogurt, sliced avocado, or a fried egg