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If you’re in Edmonton next Friday January 30….
A musical interlude with JTE
Just bought me a new cd by this young feller. How I wish I could catch his gig at the Borderline tomorrow, where once I saw young up-and-comer Sheryl Crow, and another time our own James Keelaghan. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YA3sdQWICaI]
More on meat , a bit about honey, and lots more local eating and drinking
No sooner do I post the entry on meat than it’s all around me, practically slapping me (as it were) in the face. Merna had kindly sent me this interesting review of Mark Bittman’s book Food Matters: A Guide to … Continue reading
Local eating & learning & reading
This course, about defending yourself from bear and cougar attacks, offers a whole new vision of locavore. Our local continuing studies calendars are full of courses about sustainability, organic gardening, permaculture, vegetarianism and food issues: all very heartening. There’s an … Continue reading
Meat, protein and human kindness
I’ve just finished reading a book I started ages ago, The Way We Eat: Why our food choices matter, Peter Singer/Jim Mason. Now I’m cogitating about protein consumption, meat sources and humanitarian practices around meat production. And I listened again … Continue reading









