Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Share With Friends Who Don't Buy Organic
This cute 4 minute British film explains some of the reasons organic, even if a bit more expensive, is a better value.
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Edges are the most fertile areas in any ecosystem. All along the edge is where we find new and different life bursting forth. An edge is also the precipice off which we might fall if we aren't mindful.
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