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Throwing in the towel on dishes in detergent - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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With the cost of groceries these days making me feel like I need to take out a HELOC before I pick up milk and bread, I have one major bone to pick with food manufacturers. Where is the free stuff? I had a wonderful conversation recently with a woman who recalls her grandmother collecting dishes for free with the purchase of oatmeal. My own grandmother amassed a gorgeous collection of amber wheat grass patterned drinking glasses one box of Duz detergent at a time. Each box offered a glass. Our f
Childhood memories: The sensory scents of late summer - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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“Most of our childhood is stored not in photos, but in certain biscuits, lights of day, smells, textures of carpet.” August is a sensory experience. Somehow it combines both the essence of summer and fall together. August is the smell of a fired-up grill, freshly mowed grass, books, crayons and play dough. It is intoxicating. My mind still clocks a “back to school” feeling, even though our children have been fully out of high school for nearly a decade now. Perhaps we never really outgrow the lu
Lettuce and other hazards - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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“4 People Hospitalized as Blueberries Reach Highest FDA Recall Level” was NOT the headline I expected to see today. According to The New York Post, a recall of organic frozen blueberries has come after the berries were linked to a potentially E. Coli outbreak. Sadly this is hardly “news” anymore. Hazardous lettuce has dominated summer headlines after a multistate outbreak of cyclospora infections has sickened nearly 9,500 people across 17 states. There have been 398 hospitalizations and at least
Nielsen surveys: Remembering life before streaming and cellphones - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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The Nielsen Survey people sent us an envelope with $1 in it. For this princely sum, we were asked to log our viewing habits for weeks and report back to them. In case you haven’t heard of them, Nielsen Surveys, pioneered in the 1920s, use scientific random sampling to measure media habits. It is how network television ratings are determined. This, in turn, is what allows networks to cancel any decent programming we have ever enjoyed in favor of one more reality show. In the olden days of the 190
Family gatherings: Why the rarest magic is time spent together - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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“Other things may change us, but we start and end with the family.” I recently attended a class reunion for Mr. Wonderful along with his sister (they graduated the same year). It was as fun as anything where you know maybe three people can be. Making small talk, I was asked, repeatedly, “What do you do for fun these days?” I guess this was in case I was out skydiving, traveling the world or inventing something amazing? The answer seemed so plain vanilla, but I said it proudly, “We spend most of
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