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10 Ideas Blog
In this installment of 10 ideas, we were inspired by making low tech more complicated, and the high tech simpler… at the same time. There are so many things in life that could be made easier, more convenient, or more fun simply by removing a step. Of course, that also means turning low tech into high tech. Don’t understand? Keep reading!
Terran on High Tech Low Tech
I want to remove the high-tech boat and make the low-tech tubes into high tech. It would be amazing to be able to have a tube that acts as if a boat was pulling it. We could tube without the boat!
River on High Tech Low Tech
My idea was to do away with the high-tech washing machine. We could skip a step if the laundry baskets that collected our clothes were able to clean our clothes. I think we would still need the washing machine for the big messes, but for just slightly dirty clothes, the laundry basket could have some sort of special light or spray that sanitized and made the laundry smell better. That means making the low-tech basket into something high tech.
You can see some of our other ideas from the week here:
River’s List
- Computer with a sticker maker
- Hamper that cleans clothes
- Window with LED built in
- Book that applauds you when you finish a chapter
- Hat with a built-in water bottle
- Quad phone charger
- Stuffed animals for dogs
- Glass cups for cooking
- Volcano lava lamp
- Gel pencil
Terran’s List
- Mechanical pumpkin carver
- Real life lightsaber
- SUPER magnifying glass
- Invisibility cloak
- Re-usable water balloon
- Edible putty
- Never-drying modeling clay (add water to harden)
- Never-breaking sled with different modes, spin, speed, traction, power, etc.
- Robot scarecrow
- Self-driving boat tubes
River and Terran Go To Queen Of Sheba
River and Terran Visit Queen Of Sheba River and Terran visit Spokane's first Ethiopian Restaurant called the Queen of Sheba. The boys learn a few of Ethiopia's customs while at the restaurant and put them into practice while there. Here is what the boys had for...
Egg Nog and Marshmallows
Terran and River get in the spirit of Christmas by making healthy marshmallows with chocolate fondue and seasonal eggnog for desserts for their Christmas Eve Dinner. Eggnog Ingredients 2 1/4 cups of unsweetened almond milk 1 can of full fat coconut milk (13-14 oz.)...
Gingerbread House
'Tis The Season For A Gingerbread House With Jessa Greenfield, River and Terran's Mom, the boys give tips for making a great gingerbread house. Listen to the step by step instructions on how to craft a gingerbread house that will impress all of your holiday guests...
Eataly in New York City – Review
The Eataly Experience Terran and River went to eat at Eataly during their trip to New York City. While they were there, they checked out the different pasta stations, pizzas, cheeses, truffles and gelatos. The boys ate at the restaurant the night before, but after...
The Gut-Healing, Mood-Boosting Secret Recipe For Coconut Yogurt
Coconut Yogurt Terran and River team up with their Father (Ben), a scientist, to make a special kind of Coconut Yogurt that has a number of health benefits. Ben found the recipe in a book by William Davis called Undoctored. The yogurt recipe...
Pumpkin Donuts and Pumpkin Custard
Pumpkin Donuts and Pumpkin Custard Terran and River make some great Pumpkin Donuts and Pumpkin Custard. The boys take you through the entire recipe. Listen to this episode in the kitchen to get in the Hallowe'en. The boys use some interesting ingredients for a...
School Safe Roasted Garbanzo Beans and Bean Brownies
Roasted Garbanzo Beans Terran and River lay out the recipes for some great school snacks: Roasted Garbanzo Beans and Bean Brownies Ingredients 1) Can or dry beans 2) Olive Oil or Avocado Oil Directions Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Toss the...
Back To School Recipes – Salmon Cakes, Chicken Salad and Lime Aioli
What is Chaga? [chah-guh] It's a fungus! Wait, don't freak. It's actually a type of mushroom which is a type of good fungus. It has a lot of great properties that are good for your body like reducing inflammation, keeping those viral bugs away,...
Terran and River Review The Inland Pacific Kitchen
Inland Pacific Kitchen Visit And Review Terran and River tryout a new restaurant with their Dad, Ben Greenfield, in Spokane, Washington called Inland Pacific Kitchen. They are served a tasting menu that included the following items. Tasting Menu...