GO ORGANIC OR BUST!!!

[karlyhs]

Well after due thought and research and quite honestly the next step in my evolution in becoming a crunchy tree hugger, I've made the cross over to talking about how wonderful organic products are and still buying many items that were definitly not organic due to convience, price and laziness; but to ONLY buying organic items across the board

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[heather1029]

If you want some affordable organic cleaners, Shaklee is awesome. Their stuff is both organic AND good for the earth. My mom used it during all of her pregnancies and when we were little babies.

http://search.shaklee.net/?i=1&pws_col=MzQ%3D%0D%0A%09%09&q=organic&siteurl=YmVja3k%3D%0D%0A%09%09&sn1=Q2FsbCAxLTgwMC05MzctNDYxNQ%3D%3D%0D%0A%09%09&sn2=U2UgSGFibGEgRXNwYcOxb2w%3D%0D%0A%09%09&t1=Home+Care&u1=q&u2=t1

I know what you mean about how hard it is. Finding good organic meats is my biggest challenge. They're a heckuva lot more expensive than regular meats, and I have to step foot into Whole Foods(a place where you can't walk out without spending a hundred bucks) to get them. But then, they are SO much better for you. And I'm glad you're not getting that sausage anymore... that stuff is usually chock full of nitrates.

[karlyhs]

Thanks for the website it is nice to know some of these things are tried and true. I've started to actually make my own cleaning products.

I definitly know what you mean about the price but, both Scot and I are pretty convinced it is worth it in the long run. I am just greatful to be in a position where we can afford to make this choice for our family.

I've always known how terrible Chorizo is but, Scot just loved it so much I didn't push it, which is why I was shocked when he didn't bat an eyelash when he realized we wouldn't be dinning on that anylonger. LOL