Grist featured an article this week about the “war” between the city and the suburb. (Yikes – talk about a loaded word in a liberal military household.) I am still trying to figure out where I stand on this one – there are valid arguments in both camps (and some kind of ludicrous ones as well).
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It seems like when people start becoming aware of the problems with our current food systems, one of the first things they do is start panicking about zombies. When I lived in DC, I had a zombie disaster plan. I know I’m not the only one. I had a significant amount of food stored up, and my East Coast friends and I discussed how long we would wait for each other and where we would eventually try to meet up in the event of a zombie attack.
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And the winner of my copy of The Transition Handbook is… comment #4 – Shaunta Alburger (whose has a lovely blog – Live Once, Juicy). Congrats! E-mail me your address and I will send the book your way. And thanks so much to all of you who spread the word and left comments. I didn’t…
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