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Despite the influence that food politics and our income level has on our food choices, we must still place the ultimate and primary responsibility for our eating choices on ourselves. continue reading »
Despite the influence that food politics and our income level has on our food choices, we must still place the ultimate and primary responsibility for our eating choices on ourselves. continue reading »
We just threw away a ton of food because of a bug infestation in our pantry. I’m so embarrassed about this, but I think it’s an important thing to talk about as it directly relates to being a good steward of the things given to us. Let me share share a few tips so this doesn’t happen to you! continue reading »
I read this morning that I wanted to share with all of you titled “There’s Beauty in Your Ugly Stroller.” If you only have time to read one post right now, read hers and skip mine. Its a great article and I mostly just want to comment on her article from a low income perspective. continue reading »
I got the following email a few months back. I gave her my response (which I may share in a few days), but I’m curious what you all might suggest. continue reading »
It’s an exciting and sometimes nerve wracking time when you’re getting food assistance. Whether through WIC, Food Stamps, a food pantry, or the school lunch program for your kids, it can be an emotional thing. continue reading »
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