Trying (valiantly) to live organically

[likeanopenbook]

The more I learn about organic, self-sustaining living, the more I want to do it.

Only problem is, the more I learn, the harder it is to do so.

What have I learned so far?

1. We literally have no idea what we are doing to our bodies. What we eat, what cosmetics we use, are largely comprised of mystery ingredients. Do we question it? No, because as

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[jinseikouru]

I feel like I've been living under a rock! LOOK AT THE ENTRIES IVE MISSED! I will read them...tomorrow! Tomorrow is my hey jen you finally get a day to rest from school day

[likeanopenbook]

Haha, that's okay, girl. I've just been updating like a fiend is all :)

[jinseikouru]

1. We literally have no idea what we are doing to our bodies.

I agree and we talked about this. I think people feel that :hey if it's in the grocery store, it must be okay to consume: I also don't trust the FDA. Who knows what they are hiding from us and what they really are putting on our selves.

2. It's all about money.

All about corporate greed. Look at what's going on in NYC. Its disgusting. The rich get richer, the poor, poorer and the people running this country are the rich so obviously they don't want to give up their money to help us or pay more taxes even though they make WAY more money.

You would think with everyone promoting healthy living and eating, that organic prices would go down. paradox.

Tell me about vinegar? How do I make the solution and what do I use.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if we lived together, as teachers, and had a garden in the backyard??!!