I tend to say whatever is on my mind.
She was looking for the fat free half and half, and I simply stated... I don't understand, the whole point of half and half is it is half heavy cream and half regular milk! How can it be fat free?
While I choose not to use 1/2 & 1/2 I sure can't take regular milk in my coffee; and if you expect me to use skim you have got to be crazy! I'll drink it black like my grandparents did (a left over from sugar rations during WWII) Yes as a vegan I was trying to use almond milk but it truly aggravated my throat and made me burp too much for comfort! I refuse to use soy, and coconut is just too sweet for my taste. I do enjoy hemp milk but... as usual I digress~!
My point of bringing this up is low fat, non fat half and half is a bastardised product. You think your drinking a better for you cream when in fact its so much worse for you it's ... well a crap storm of a product doing no telling what to your poor body!
I find it funny I can come to these conclusions myself about something as simple as half and half BUT never thought about it as applied to my garden!
YES my garden.
As of late I have had TWO books I can't seem to put down, leave alone and not refer to everyday.
The first being Integrated Forest Gardening...
ONE of the best and greatest books on gardening I have ever come across. It is helpful, insightful, and gives examples we all need when getting started with a newer, fresher, and different way of thinking of our gardens.
It is the simple, provoking, and common sense of each of these books I am stunned I have never thought in this manner when it come to ... DIRT and ALL it consist.
Why it is I can say fat free half and half makes no sense but I expect a man made chemical fertilizer to make real food?
FAKE fertilizer must give me fake food! Meaning If I feed my veggies chemicals they are going to contain or consist of chemicals. SO now I am building up my soil, dirt, and compost with nothing but bacteria, fungus, hummus, and mulches for compost or area needs.
It is funny how you can read a book a hundred times but you take on something new each time because you are in a different place of your journey each time you open, close, or share a book with anyone.
