Food and the (coming) Revolution

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

I view the act of eating as a religious act. One in which I feel the least number of steps between the ground and our plates is the more religious route, one in which organic food (where the essential rape of the Earth does not play a part in the ‘food cycle’) is the more [...]

Cobb Cohort meets Tuesday

Saturday, April 11th, 2009

They haven’t updated the main website but, according to the facebook group page, we will be meeting Tuesday night at Johnnie MacCrackens, 7:00. If last months meeting was of any indication, showing up a tad bit earlier than 7:00 will probably be of great benefit. If there are as many people as there were last [...]

$2/day in perspective

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

I’m going to have to update this post later to include links, but I have some time right now to put down my thoughts so I’ll do this as an iPhone post. I mentioned a couple days before lent that I would be doing a week long challenge from an organization called Mutunga, in which [...]

Shameless Shopportunity and Caring Consumerism

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

If you live in the states, you’ve likely seen a commercial from the recent campaign launched by Marshals in which the catch phrase is “It pays to be shamelessly shopportunistic.” The general layout of the commercials (I have now seen two of them, but doubtless there are or will be more) is basically: A Manufacturer [...]

a couple thoughts

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

You may have missed it, but Bush talked about high prices on both food and oil in a news conference out on the front lawn today. He made a few good points, and a few poor one. The most striking point he made was that we should buy from LOCAL farmers, I wholly and totally [...]

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