Monthly Archives: December 2010

Normally, when you think of a kava ritual you think of palm trees and beaches and warm tropical breezes. When you live in New Brunswick you might have to make a few changes to the kava ritual itinerary that will … Continue reading →

It was two days before Christmas and we were getting ready to just hibernate for 10 days. Stay at home with the wood-stove and not work and not go anywhere but to the fridge and back! I went out to … Continue reading →

Hello kava friends, we wanted to let you know that Kona Kava Farm offers 20% off on their mahakea kava root powder and on kava chips only (chunks of kava root). Simply click here and enter the code ROOTONLY20NL at check out . As mentioned … Continue reading →

After my discovery last night,  which was boiling whole kava roots,  I was looking forward trying another recipe from my new kava book. The recipe said to put 1 teaspoon (tsp) of powdered kava root and let it steep in hot … Continue reading →

There I was today, shopping at the dollar store when I stumbled upon a book about kava by DK Publishing. I was so surprised, I couldn’t believe my eyes. That is because kava is not sold anymore in Canada since … Continue reading →

Everyday, we are so thankful and grateful for kava. Today we would like to say a big thank you to all the kava farmers, kava workers and retailers in the world! Kava has changed our lives in such a positive … Continue reading →

Try looking for information on kava and you’ll see the media warnings about how dangerous it can be. Kava is made out to be something like “The Blob” or an alien creature from science-fiction movies; an evil flesh-eating plant that … Continue reading →

I remember when I worked at a repertory cinema in Montreal back in the day, my job was doorman, ticket taker, popcorn seller, bathroom cleaner, film hauler and basically the all-round handy-man at the old Rialto Theatre in Montreal. We … Continue reading →

The other day we were talking about kava plants and how to grow them…it sure sounded difficult…while my house plants are doing pretty good I’m not sure if I will ever even see a kava plant in the wild although … Continue reading →