Mustard

mustardmainI LOVE the color mustard!! Well, I actually like the spice - um, maybe more accurately what we call a condiment, too.On a whim today, I noticed all the ways in which the color surrounds me and thought it would be fun to share.First, I actually have on a mustard color sweater today.mussweater2My daughter Libby has had a mustard color sweater for a few years now and I have consistently coveted it...and thought about swiping it...but she loves it too and I'm sure she would notice it missing.Now, I have my own..thanks to a sale at the Sundance catalog! I don't see it on their year-end sale page anymore, but if I find it, I'll be sure to add a link.I love this color so much, we actually painted our houses and garage / my studio a mustard color.musstudio2And just to top off why I felt I should share my love of this color today...when I got to work and opened my "Conscious Box" there was this inside:musbath2

Mustard Bath?!?!?

I believe I must try this  - it must be an omen that it showed up today!Just in case you came to this post hoping I would be writing about the other mustard (the spice/condiment), here's a little information on the good qualities of that mustard for you:

  • Mustard aids in digestion and can help increase your metabolism.
  • Applying a mustard paste to your chest when you're congested can aid in clearing your sinuses and lungs.
  • Mustard seeds are actually a very good source of omega-3s.
  • Mustard can help alleviate the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.
  • Mustard can also help lower blood pressure.

I add mustard to my homemade salad dressings to increase the "WOW" factor! Try adding it to homemade dips, too.So, I guess I'm not only in love with the color, but also the spice!Do you have any mustard tips to share?Happy Meatless Monday everyone!!litasign 

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