Sentences with phrase «hippie stores»

Now I've got to check the flour selves of my nearest hippie stores more closely.

Updating to say that I went up to the hippie store and bought a bottle of Sovereign Silver in a glass bottle.

On the third day, I stumbled onto one of the three major finds of my life among books, the Santa Barbara Used Book Factory, a hippie store in an old Spanish courtyard on a side street lined with skirted palms.

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[For all it's brand spankin» new gloriousness, our kitchen doesn't have very much space in the way of food storage so we had to figure out a shelving situation because this hippie has a lot of grub to store.]

I've been using Mountain Rose Herbs spices for over eight years now, which I've always bought in the bulk sections of my local hippie grocery stores.

Tasting Notes: I have a personal bias toward the hippie health - food store vibe that Dr. Cow Tree Nut Cheese evokes — it reminds me of my yogurt -, carob -, and tahini - fueled»70s childhood.

You can also get herbal coffee from Mountain Rose Herbs (a lot of hippie grocery stores carry it in bulk), Ayurvedic Roast or Dandy Blend.

I buy powdered reishi from my local hippie health food store, but I also buy it directly from Om Mushrooms.

Many functional mushroom powders are available in hippie grocery stores these days; I can find Four Sigmatic in most vibey groceries in America.

Most years, at the last moment, I generally threw on a hippie skirt and some thrift store wig and called myself a gypsy.

Plus, I was raised by total hippies — long before Whole Foods was a glimmer in the universe's eye, my mother was dragging me to hole - in - the - wall health food stores for wheat germ and carob.

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Many vintage thrift stores were surely raided to fill out the film's wardrobe of frilly laced dresses made of pastels and floral patterns, dowdy hippie outfits and Farmiga's ever - expanding closet of attractive clothes expressing her growing independence.

Definitely, «general audience» magazines, like Newsweek (RIP), seem to have suffered the hardest in the last decade of Internet Dominance, whereas weird, niche - interest magazines seem to do better, like Otaku USA (not like I mention it because I write for it or anything, but PLUG PLUG PLUG) or all the organic gardening, Buddhism and chicken farming magazines I always see at my local hippie grocery store.

Herbs can be very healing (just ask any of the hippies that hang out at your local health food store!)

It's an awesome giant hippie grocery store where they have huge bulk bins.