somewhat OT: Organic Food

[Guest guest]

Slightly off-topic because it is not directly connected to vegetarianism

or slimming.

..

Here is an article from askmen.com (interestingly enough written by a

woman---what does the domain name really mean?). I've been interested

in organic food for some time. The last time I had room for a decent

garden (about an half acre) I went totally organic---no chemicals at all.

 

This article is about organic food that can be purchased in stores. To

me it doesn't answer any questions, but it is " food " for thought.

 

Link:

http://www.askmen.com/sports/foodcourt_100/129b_eating_well.html

 

P. S. Eventually I'll get around to sending an introduction to the

group---maybe!

 

Lynn & Andy (The Spotted Dog)

http://www.thepurplewalrus.com

& http://www.aardvarkzoo.org

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> Slightly off-topic because it is not directly connected to vegetarianism

> or slimming.

 

Oh but it *is* connected to health! Quite a few of us eat organic as much as

possible - I'm lucky in that our two local fruit shops (within one and two

blocks

of our apartment) carry good organic produce. Others, of course, can grow it

in their gardens ;=)

 

Thanks, Lynn - nice to hear from you ;=) Since Lynn is shy to introduce

himself, I should add that he is a cyberpal of mine and shares my love for

dogs, as you'd guess from the email addy!

 

Best, Pat

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> Here is an article from askmen.com. . .

> This article is about organic food that can be purchased in stores. . . .

 

> http://www.askmen.com/sports/foodcourt_100/129b_eating_well.html