For the rest of my team I brought seed packets (envelopes), plants, and spices - depending on who plants, who lives in apartments, and who cooks. It made me so happy to give these. It's a little part of me that I can give to them.
We are all connected...to each other, to the earth, to the animals we attract to our gardens, and to the food we eat. This blog details my trials and tribulations as I continually experiment with growing all of my own vegetables, herbs and fruit, exploring the sustainable lifestyle in Illinois.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Benefits of sustainable living
This weekend I went to a work party - hosted by one of the guys on my team. I wanted to take a hostess gift and started thinking about what I could bring. One of the best parts of growing and preserving your own food is that you can give gifts that come from your heart. I put a mint jelly (for pork and lamb), raspberry wine jelly (for appetizers on crackers with cheddar cheese), 2 heads of garlic and seed packets I made up myself into a basket.
For the rest of my team I brought seed packets (envelopes), plants, and spices - depending on who plants, who lives in apartments, and who cooks. It made me so happy to give these. It's a little part of me that I can give to them.
For the rest of my team I brought seed packets (envelopes), plants, and spices - depending on who plants, who lives in apartments, and who cooks. It made me so happy to give these. It's a little part of me that I can give to them.
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What a nice giving thought. And very useful. :)
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