Don’t most people in this country realize that there is a huge Need to Fix a broken system in our country? And when I put “a” billion dollars into fixing our broken system, you bet I raised a bunch of doughnuts.
Most folks in America have no clue as to where to invest their money. They have a retirement plan. They put their money in various stocks and other Wall Street banks. They enable their children to go to college tuition free.
Yet, hardworking men and women would like to see some change in their lives for the better, yet they don’t seem to have the slightest idea of how to accomplish that change.
Perhaps if we all had a holiday home-cooked food challenge or a food fundraiser, we might be able to effect some positive change in our beautiful town of Roselle, NJ. After all, a little love can spoil everything.
What do you get from fresh hand-crafted fruit and veggies?
Nothing, except for freshness. Nothing, except for the immense delight of picking them. Nothing, except for the satisfaction of eating them with all the trimmings enjoyed by the ocaute gardener.
It would be a shame to not, for example, have a nice garden with scented roses and fresh basil, or a building with a flower plan designed with the same fresh and outstanding floral arrangements.
What would be the point of having a garden and why would you want to grow plants if you have it near your workplace?
What point would there be in growing plants if you no longer could plant them during working hours? Wouldn’t you rather be able to plant them outside in your garden where it was cool and rainy?
In addition, you would have more control as to the diseases that would be passed along to your co-workers and your family.
Salmonella and E.coli would be on the chopping block. So would it be worth it to you to get a system that would filter water you could use for planting as well as your drinking water?
Do you really want to have one central focus for everything you do? Do you ever wish that the one thing you could do for everyone is to make sure they had a nice garden?
Think about it. Do you really want to spend that time each and every day for weeks on end on end?
And what if you could grow garden and garden daily? What if you had a beautiful rosemary bush house? And a couple hives?
Do you have anywhere nice enough to dedicate garden space to growing other things?
distracting from the obvious?
I want to suggest a couple things.
First, I would like to suggest that you take a good look at your life and career goals and make sure you’re working towards things that will help you achieve success.
Second, I would also suggest that you set a beautiful example. Be kind to the needs of others, don’t ignore them and don’t stiff those who are helping you. Also, don’t do things that you know won’t impress others.
Be passionate in the sack about getting things done!
How do you lead by example? by example you must be able to taste freedom. Taste the way you want to taste. You taste with soul and you’re going to bring that soul to your food. Soul is not just taste, it’s more than just that. for authentic soul food lovers that means you’ll bring their family and friends into soul food magic.
One more point, when you cook using soul food you’ll meet a lot of people, and you’ll like them. That’s because you’ll devour time with people you meet and you’ll talk to them, and they’ll be interested in what you have to say. You’ll have to take risks, and you’ll have to let them invest in you. That’s because you have to enjoy the work itself, and you’re going to have to enjoy it to the maximum possible degree.
Too bad I can’t say that I ever worked for the resistance.
Too bad I can’t say that I ever worked for the resistance. But I know what it felt like to work for it. And now I’m lucky enough to have those opportunities present themselves as I have been ‘grown up’. But you know, it’s a little late in the game for that.’
“You grow up fast.”
“Yes, I guess so.”
“Do you have any MRE’s in your room?”
“Not now, not ever.”
“Why not?”
“Because I grew up fast.”
Itability
“Yes, I guess so.”
“Should we shop at McDonalds?”
“Never.”
“Why?”
“They are lazy.”
Out of the hundreds of avocado I ate, I picked three and ate them.
About The Author
Helena Eater
How much does the quality of food really matter? If you eat food that tastes good, your life will be better. If you eat food that tastes bad, your life will be worse. The difference between good and evil is partly subjective: what tastes good to me might taste bad to you. The difference is also partly objective: what restaurants I think serve good food might serve lousy food to you. But if we stick to objective measures — measures such as how much weight people gain or lose — we can cut through some of the subjectivity.
