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Haiku ... Saturday
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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:
What am I thinking? I'm thinking those peaches look mighty fine! Mmmm. Peaches!
I love that you can sum up the local food movement in a haiku.
heather - The tastiest so far. I bought them from a woman that looks to have been farming forever. She doesn't have a lot of any one thing but everything she has is heirloom or from an ancient tree and is clearly touched by her hand. I feel like I'm buying history or art. Unfortunately for me she's from further north and I don't have the pleasure of shopping from her often.
green bean - Thanks GB. I struggled with this though realizing that not everyone has a fair vote given reasons of access and economy. And I take heart at the crowds at every farmers' market I go to. There are a lot of people voting with their reused plastic and canvas bags, bicycles, red wagons and every damn utensil and mason jar in their kitchen!
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