What I ate when I
Left my lunch at home on the
white kitchen table
Boulette's sauteed greens
And honey yogurt mid-day.
Summer still a bloom.
1 day ago
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Grandpa's wooden sign hung on the oak at the top of the hill for thirty years. "What is kale?" I finally asked.
- Kale for Sale
- "It's chicken feed," he said --- Local food and other fodder as I finally question things once overlooked or taken for granted.
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3 comments:
Hi Kale
Great pear shoot. Ate strawberries this a.m. but dont know even where they came from?????
packaging on the strawberries just say, distributed by Trader Joes.
Where or where are the strawberries from??????
They're probably from China Mom. Next time ask them where they're from. They likely won't know but the more people that ask will slowly turn the tides for more consumer information. It's not unreasonable to know where your food comes from - especially if it's from China.
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