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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Be or Buy?
Would you rather spend this weekend buying a gull-wing Mercedes (I’ll take the black one) or swim for hours in your favorite body of water (how about the Dana Fork of the Tuolumne River)? Would you rather remodel your kitchen … Continue reading
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Tagged bikes, cameras, consumers, experiences, garage sales, stuff
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I’m incensed
The ancient ritual of lighting incense connects us to our ancestors. It is a whole hearted offering of gratitude and blessings and calls forth the sacred in everyday practice. I burn it often, to welcome myself home, mark the beginning … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, Green Gulch Farm, holy, incense, Juniper Ridge, nag champa, ritual, sacred, SF Zen Center, smudge sticks, Tassajara
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Monsanto People
Monsanto isn’t a machine or a force of nature. It’s a group of people, people just like you and me. People who make it their life’s work to be part of a company that genetically modifies nature, as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged GE, genetically engineered, genetically modified, gmo, Monsanto, responsibility
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8 months old
That’s the age of apples in the grocery store right now. While I knew autumn was “apple season”, somehow I never connected that fact with their ubiquitous and ever-aging presence in the produce section. Grocery companies use cold storage to … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, cold storage, fresh, fruits, grocer, grocery store, local, market, Northern California, produce, root cellar, seasonal, vegetables
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Alone
We shrink from it and long for it both. We so fear it, that we fill our moments and our days with busy-ness, to do lists and devices. We so need it, that when a bundle of time comes our … Continue reading
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Are you a citizen or a consumer?
The bottom line is this: there is no way to manufacture something without creating waste. Which means, there’s no way to be a “consumer” without creating waste. Go with me on a tangent about the concept of “consumer”. A group … Continue reading
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Tagged bottles, carbon footprint, citizen, consumer, manufacturer, manufacturing, packaging, PCR, plastic, recyclable, recycled, waste, waste stream
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Simple and happy
Simplicity brings me happiness. We recently developed a new brand called EveryOne – with simplicity in mind. We created a soap and a lotion that can take a household from lots of specialized products to just two. Everyone Soap is … Continue reading
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