Another story from
Simply In Season.
"We all live in the country
Modern American culture is fairly empty of any suggestion that one's relationship with the land, to consumption and food, is a religious matter. But it's true; the decision to attend to the health of one's habitat and food chain is a spiritual choice. It's also a political choice, a scientific one, a personal and convivial one. It's not a choice between living in the country or the town; it is about understanding that every one of us, at the level of our cells and respiration, lives in the country and is thus obligated to be mindful of the distance between ourselves and our sustenance.
Contributed by Barbara Kingsolver, author and environmental advocate"
Recent Comments
Mon, 17.11.2008 21:24
Woo Hoo! That is so exciting - congratulations all around.
Mon, 17.11.2008 21:22
Ahh, shucks - thank you! I wis h you could be here too.
Sun, 02.11.2008 21:22
.. I have never had pumpkin i ce cream. It just didn't soun d appealing to me. Now on the other hand, pumkin pie [...]
Fri, 31.10.2008 05:20
I just tried pumpkin ice cream for the first time this seaso n - homemade style! I absolute ly loved it! But then ag [...]
Thu, 30.10.2008 08:42
I have to admit I've never tri ed pumpkin ice cream. We have a Cold Stone nearby I might h ave to stop in. Ralph
Thu, 09.10.2008 16:03
I like that beet recipe too! Glad you're enjoying the book!
Thu, 09.10.2008 09:51
Congrat's om your garden. Our s was a total bust this year. We planted late and then it g ot and stayed really hot [...]
Tue, 07.10.2008 20:24
Since that's one of my favorit e cookbooks, you'd think I wou ld have looked there already. (rolling eyes at self)
Tue, 07.10.2008 15:44
Apparently there is a really g ood green tomato salsa recipe in Simply in Season. If you do n't have Simply in Seaso [...]
Sat, 20.09.2008 16:19
Congrats! It won't be long unt il Jacob will be riding too. A lways choose Halloween candy w hen it is available!