New Member-Ron

[Guest guest]

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the public

for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health of this

nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost

natural state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man that I

was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Ron, I am Katie in Alaska. I order organic foods from Azure standard. Even

after paying shipping to Alaska their prices are less than the grocery stores.

They truck their stuff all over the west coast for free. The link to their home

page is http://www.azurestandard.com/index.php.

Katie

 

Ronald Stanford <stanfor2 wrote:

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the public

for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health of this

nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost natural

state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man that I was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and ready to plant

so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained so hard that the

water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went right through my freshly

prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and go down to the creek and get

it back. LOL

Ron

 

Marcia Tippett <ladymarcia_55 wrote:

Welcome to the group. I'm here to learn as well. I've given up all red

meat so far, well, beef and pork, I doubt if I ever give up my cheese

though I'm willing to try some of the substitutes out there, and I still eat

fish, although I only eat it about once or twice a week. . This is a

wonderful and very informative group, as I'm sure you'll find out for

yourself.

 

Marcia

 

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Ronald Stanford

2/13/2007 10:20:38 PM

 

New Member-Ron

 

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the

public for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health

of this nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost

natural state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man

that I was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you, I'll certainly give it a try.

Ron

 

Katie M <cozycate wrote:

Hi Ron, I am Katie in Alaska. I order organic foods from Azure

standard. Even after paying shipping to Alaska their prices are less than the

grocery stores. They truck their stuff all over the west coast for free. The

link to their home page is http://www.azurestandard.com/index.php.

Katie

 

Ronald Stanford <stanfor2 wrote:

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the public

for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health of this

nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost natural

state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man that I was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

[Guest guest]

Some landscaping and flood control might be in order before you plant. You

don't want to have to go downa nd retrieve your garden after the seeds are in.

Good luck. I have a garden here, too, but as I am in Alaska it will be months

before I can even find the garden,. It is currently under about 4 feet of snow

and will stay that way until late April. The ground isn't thawed enough to work

until late May.

Katie

 

Ronald Stanford <stanfor2 wrote:

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and

ready to plant so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained so

hard that the water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went right

through my freshly prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and go down to

the creek and get it back. LOL

Ron

 

Marcia Tippett <ladymarcia_55 wrote:

Welcome to the group. I'm here to learn as well. I've given up all red

meat so far, well, beef and pork, I doubt if I ever give up my cheese

though I'm willing to try some of the substitutes out there, and I still eat

fish, although I only eat it about once or twice a week. . This is a

wonderful and very informative group, as I'm sure you'll find out for

yourself.

 

Marcia

 

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Ronald Stanford

2/13/2007 10:20:38 PM

 

New Member-Ron

 

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the

public for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health

of this nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost

natural state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man

that I was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

[Guest guest]

It's just a tad bit diffrent here. My parents, bless their hearts, put that

garden where it's at. I would not have. But it must stay and This rain will end

soon.

Ron

 

Katie M <cozycate wrote:

Some landscaping and flood control might be in order before you plant.

You don't want to have to go downa nd retrieve your garden after the seeds are

in.

Good luck. I have a garden here, too, but as I am in Alaska it will be months

before I can even find the garden,. It is currently under about 4 feet of snow

and will stay that way until late April. The ground isn't thawed enough to work

until late May.

Katie

 

Ronald Stanford <stanfor2 wrote:

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and ready to plant

so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained so hard that the

water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went right through my freshly

prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and go down to the creek and get

it back. LOL

Ron

 

Marcia Tippett <ladymarcia_55 wrote:

Welcome to the group. I'm here to learn as well. I've given up all red

meat so far, well, beef and pork, I doubt if I ever give up my cheese

though I'm willing to try some of the substitutes out there, and I still eat

fish, although I only eat it about once or twice a week. . This is a

wonderful and very informative group, as I'm sure you'll find out for

yourself.

 

Marcia

 

----

 

Ronald Stanford

2/13/2007 10:20:38 PM

 

New Member-Ron

 

Hello! I'm Ron, I am retired from Calif. State Forestry, and Dept. of

Corrections.

I just read " The weight loss Cure " . For years I have suspected the greedy,

wealthy, food producers in this nation were in tuned with addicting the

public for profit, not caring as to the out come and results to the health

of this nations population.

So! my whole intention is to find a source of food that is in its almost

natural state so that I may be able to detoxify myself and become the man

that I was.

Ronald L Stanford

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Ron! I'm Liz. I too live in SoCal and am starting my own garden this

season. Though I live in a condo so it's nothing near as big as yours

(nothing that requires a tractor!). I'm going to try carrots, lettuce,

spinach, beans, peas, tomatoes, lavender, garlic, basil, and a few other

herbs that aren't coming to me right now. Those are the main veggies we use

on a regular basis, I don't know yet if I'll have room for onion and

potatoes, those are the only veggies I haven't included that we consume

regularly. I'm limited in my space and time, so I'm trying not to go

overboard!

 

Liz

 

Ronald Stanford <stanfor2 wrote:

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and

ready to plant so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained

so hard that the water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went

right through my freshly prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and

go down to the creek and get it back. LOL

Ron

 

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I have your list on one side of my mind and Condo on the other, I just can't put

them together.

Ron

 

Elizabeth Jackson <hotmamatigger wrote:

Hey Ron! I'm Liz. I too live in SoCal and am starting my own garden this

season. Though I live in a condo so it's nothing near as big as yours

(nothing that requires a tractor!). I'm going to try carrots, lettuce,

spinach, beans, peas, tomatoes, lavender, garlic, basil, and a few other

herbs that aren't coming to me right now. Those are the main veggies we use

on a regular basis, I don't know yet if I'll have room for onion and

potatoes, those are the only veggies I haven't included that we consume

regularly. I'm limited in my space and time, so I'm trying not to go

overboard!

 

Liz

 

Ronald Stanford wrote:

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and

ready to plant so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained

so hard that the water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went

right through my freshly prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and

go down to the creek and get it back. LOL

Ron

 

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[Guest guest]

Our patio is actually one of the bigger ones in the association and the

herbs will be in a window box. We're a family of four, but my kids are young

and don't eat much for their age anyway. One thing we're really trying to do

is cut back our portion sizes too. DH and I really have found that we eat

too much and that's half our problem. If I don't have room for all of it,

that's okay, I'll plant what I can and try to find a way to make more room

for next year.

 

Liz

 

 

I have your list on one side of my mind and Condo on the other, I just can't

put them together.

Ron

 

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[Guest guest]

I've added you as a friend so my updated Macafee Spam Killer won't keep marking

your mail as spam. Until I someone e-mails me and I mark each one, it will do

that. I'm trying, but I just updated it a couple of days ago. I meant to

backspace it out of the subject line.

 

Maybe they put it at a low part, to collect rain to water the garden. I know

that is what some friends of mine did, that put in a small garden a long ways

from any source of water.

Judy

Judy

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Ronald Stanford

Thursday, February 15, 2007 8:58 PM

Re: [sPAM] Re: New Member-Ron

 

 

It's all right, I worked two months preping the soil, now the weather man says

we are going to get it next week again. So I will leave the mud where it's at

and wait until it decides to quit for the year. Mon and Dad when they owned this

Ranch should not have put a garden at the botton of the drive way. I really need

the organic veggies.

How come the mail I am getting says RE: (spam)?

Ron

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

Oh my, that sounds like a lot of work. Must of been a real gully washer of a

rain storm you had. Sorry.

Judy

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Ronald Stanford

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 11:16 AM

[sPAM] Re: New Member-Ron

 

I have a Ranch here in So. Cal. I had my giant garden prepped and ready to

plant so as to help me on the road to vegan-ism, however, it rained so hard that

the water ran down the road from the upper pasture and went right through my

freshly prepared soil. Noe I have to take the tractor and go down to the creek

and get it back. LOL

Ron

 

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