I have some friends in Ft. Collins who are wild about Trader Joe's. I've only been to the one in Annapolis which doesn't even seem like a health food store to me. I wonder if they vary from town to town. Anyway, now there's a Whole Foods in Annapolis and I bet they're taking business from Joe's.
Everybody's our locally owned health food store, charges 1.89 for a Larabar. Hy Vee, the locally owned grocery chain charges 1.59. I bought 3 items the other day and spent $10! That just isn't right. Before I became aware of my diabetes gene, I would have baked pear for breakfast. Ambrosia! And it did change the flavor. That's why I thought baking the apple might change its taste. A palm tree in the front yard sounds very wonderful. It's been too long since I saw one in person. Science diet?! Then I'll definitely become a radical (-: ________________________________ From: Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: President Barack Monsanto Obama The main use of green apples is for baking or cooking such as apple sauce. Years ago in downtown Seattle there was a restaurant that specialized in green apple pie. According to the neighbors the tree never bore fruit until a year or two after I moved in. It was too young. The previous owner also put in a palm tree but it died a couple years ago. I think it was too confined and probably she got a start from somebody as they are expensive otherwise. I have a palm tree out front and my new gardener did a nice job of topping it this year. I don't think a happy man would enjoy digesting a rock. Just got back from Trader Joes. One has to take out a second mortgage to shop there anymore. I used to go once a week but now it's about once a month. Food inflation is going off the charts but the sheeple don't want to discuss it. I think a lot of our food is going to China because they'll pay more for it. We're probably going to wind up with a "science diet" for humans. Something like kichari and if so there should be at least three varieties. Overpopulation means a bleak future for humanity. On 04/03/2013 10:36 AM, Share Long wrote: > I wonder how the apples would turn out if baked. Anyway, ok, no cukes, no > watermelon, no rocks. Though now I'm remembering something Maharishi > supposedly said: that a happy man could digest a rock. I think I'm > incorrigible. Must be a pitta thing (-: > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 11:08 AM > Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: President Barack Monsanto Obama > > > > On 04/03/2013 04:23 AM, Share Long wrote: >> Angels of Yahoo at work. I actually posted this at 8:43 pm Central on >> Tuesday but it didn't show up in my inbox til 3:55 am Central on Wednesday. >> I was expecting and dreading a blizzard of posts about it, especially from >> Judy and Ann who seemed upset by my questions about Robin's recent postings. >> >> turq, I was wondering if you and your household did the whole Easter egg >> thing for Maya. Is that a tradition in Holland? >> >> >> noozguru if I offended you with my comments about the fruit trees, I >> apologize. I think of ayurveda as something you and I can joke about since >> we're both into it. Just as I think of jyotish as something John and I can >> joke about because we're both into it. So John, apologies to you too if I >> offended you by my recent comment about jokes and jyotish. > I'm not offended by much of anything. Line on water. However the > apples from the tree ARE green ones and thus a bit sour and not for much > use other than making pies. :-D > > And though I do like watermelon it tends to sit in my stomach like a > rock. Yup, not so good for the kapha. Cucumbers are even worse. > > >
