What is your "Earth Day resolution"?
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Our great-grandmothers wouldn't have read labels that touted "all-natural" juice or "grass-fed" beef. Oh, and the yet-to-be coined word "playlist" would have probably been taken to mean Scrabble, cards and Monopoly with friends and family.
Getting back to the foods and other lifestyles of our great-grandmothers can help us reconnect with ourselves, our loved ones and the planet.
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To use local famer's markets to buy more local produce.
To eat less meat, and strive to return to vegetarianism.
To recycle, regardless of the tremendous inconvenience in this silly, little town.
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