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My New Organic Passion

I have discovered something new. I must acquiesce, this comes as a bit of a surprise as I consider myself a multi-generational organic princess. You see my great-grandmother came from a very trifling village in Russia, one that no longer exists on any modern map, but a farming village all the same. My grandmothers were both natural beauties who stuck to a chemical able regime, even before anyone knew there were chemicals in beauty products. My maternal grandmother taught me a lesson at a very young age that has carried me well in my mid forties, and that is this "Nothing should ever stir your face, other than the soft touch of a child's hand and Pond's cleansing cream," and I remain a dedicated Pond's crumpet. My mom is the quintessential organics princess. Everyone goes to her for our gardening questions, including the wizened women in her local gardening cosh. My mom has always been dedicated to the philosophy "Leave this planet with as much preserved for future generations." She uses only organics in her gardens and shamed crops, and she has always been an environmental advocate who loves her Mother Earth.
So, you can see how I would have grown up with these tools of knowledge and wonderful examples around me, as well as a whole library of everything reasonable and organic. But alas, I was not aware of another woman, who was trying her best to follow the same philosophy as Mom, and actually turned it into a thriving matter teaching other women how to live this way too. Her name is Mary Jane Butters and she has been an organic and natural farmer, syndicated columnist and originator, and all around guru. She is the everyday organics queen and has a long list of princess followers, who flock to her farm to derive pleasure visits with Mary Jane, classes galore

Thanks, Mom

I was raised to always suppose before I spoke, and to never set out to intentionally hurt anyone or anything, that all things are made to be loved and nurtured and all life is sacred. I was taught the Golden Ordinance from an early age, and I still employ it's values. I learned that we are not all perfect and that those who consider themselves so are just as afraid of failure as the rest of us, but they honest wear thicker armor. My Mom taught me these things and we knew them as morals and values. Were we perfect kids? Heck no, but we always knew that no question what we did in our transgressions and trespasses we would always be received back home with love, patience and guidance. We were made aware at a young age that life is not a scoreboard and that no one is secretly keeping street or silently holding grudges, and it remains that way to this day. I live far away from my mom, but she remains close as we talk often and keep each other close in our hearts.
What I don't the hang of is why, as an adult we still make mistakes that we know better than to commit, and why we sometimes just don't learn our lessons. This has been a theme in my adult way of life, I often refer to myself as Mary Magdalen Jr., as she is known to have been given many second chances. And, if you read the Bible and follow her soul, she honestly committed mistakes while attempting to do her best or make the world a better place, and set out to do so while causing scrap or no angst to anyone. I often think of her as the hippy disciple, because if she had her way the path to Calvary would have been laid with flowers, ribbons, rainbows and congenial signs, and a billboard that said "Make Love Not War."
So, I wonder, how does a person learn what is right and what is incorrect, when they were

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Even your tea can be green for the holidays - Independent Press Independent Press, NJ - Dec 19, 2008 Even your tea can be green for the holidays As for boiling the water, try using an electric kettle with a submerged heating element. Compared to a stovetop, they conserve energy, and boil water more

Plastic Fantastic - The Epoch Times The Epoch Times, NY - Dec 19, 2008 Plastic Fantastic Once we, eventually, found a tea leaf trapped under the rim of the kettle. After a week mouldering there, its contribution to flavour was most undesirable.

Hampers ready to go - Alberta Daily Herald Tribune Alberta Daily Herald Tribune, Canada - Dec 19, 2008 Telegraph.co.ukHampers ready to go margarine, potatoes, two packages of stuffing, sugar, four cans of vegetables, coffee or tea, bread, soup, pasta, cereal and other food items. His face has a familiar ring

Golden couple are still each other’s cup of tea - Huddersfield Examiner Huddersfield Examiner, UK - Dec 19, 2008 Golden couple are still each other’s cup of tea Mrs Hale, 70, said: “He used to mend kettles for me when they weren’t working. It wasn’t love at first sight, but he was always quite pleasant.

REVIEW | So Help Me God: Rod Lurie's "Nothing But the Truth" Indie Wire - Dec 18, 2008 Throughout, the sound of a tea kettle coming to boil. Just as tension in the room reaches its highest point, the kettle starts whistling. The judge gets up.

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