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- Organic Gardening, Vegetarian Cooking, Sustainable Lifestyles, Helping others, Alternative Energy
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- Omnivorous cooking, pickling/fermenting, sourdough bread baking
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Cool twist on graffitiWHFoods: Turnip greens
"The noticeably bitter taste of turnip greens has been linked by researchers to its calcium content. On an ounce-for-ounce basis, turnip greens contain about 4 times more calcium than a much less bitter-tasting cruciferous vegetables like cabbage."Russian Rye, Anyone?
Have you always wanted to make your own bread? Well, here's a little article about making rye bread with a bread machine. This bread machine came from a thrift store and only cost $11.99! The ingredients to make Russian Rye were so simple you won't believe how easy it was. Enjoy!CDC - Healthy Living
The Center for Disease Control has lots of good info on health and healthy living. Plus, all of the info has references.The Herb Bus and the Weather | The Herb Bus
Yep, the Herb Bus is a VW Camper Van designed to help underserved communities.
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A N E W E X C E R P T F R O M M c S W E E N E Y 'S 2 9
The convicts came from the ocean. They were orphaned when their ship, the Amaziah, broke apart on the rocky Western Cliffs. It took them forty days to reach Peterson. They stood outside the city walls as Peterson looked down on them from the parapets. Sunburned and battered, in threadbare jumpsuits, they pleaded from the gates. "We're hungry," they called. "Look at us. Look at us! We have eaten our stores and our dead. We don't know how to survive out here. We need food."
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Here's a picture of your patch I took yesterday:
Hope all is well! How's the writing program coming along? I got Padgett Powell's book "Edisto", by the way. RSVP, MikeThis is the restaurant I mentioned on Horatio in Winter Park. It's my favorite Korean place in Winter Park.
I got a copy of Edisto. I'll keep you posted... Planted some bok choy and mesclun (imagine that) yesterday and some spinich and radishes today.
Here's the "before"picture of your garden I took today:
Click the photo to see the set...enjoy!
Omnivorous cooking...sounds like a good topic for a new Group. I say that having just started cooking some fresh lamb with the collard greens and peppers from the McRorie Community Garden.
Here's that photo I gracefully snapped today of you (linked to the Photos section so you can click and go there):
You'll see the photo of your garden in the Photos section, too!
Thanks for the tips about the Creative Writing program at Univ of FL. I am about to look up "Edisto", by Padgett Powell.
The magazine I mentioned is Elephant, and you can find my stuff there by searching for either author michael or "Homelessness".
See ya soon! I'll be planting this weekend....or at the full moon around the 15th. Thanks for that, too!