Tag Archives: Slow Food

December 10, 2009

Food: it’s always the best we can do

You know, I love what my friends have done for local food. I want some of that. But now, as I make plans to go visit my mom and dad for the holidays, I think about how that will be. … Continue reading →

Denver Urban Gardens’ 5th Annual Bicycle Garden Tour

Yesterday I had the extreme pleasure to participate in Denver Urban Gardens’ (DUG) annual bicycle tour in south Denver. Once a year DUG takes us on a cycling tour of some of their 80+ community gardens and then we have a … Continue reading →

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July 30, 2009

“IT’S O.K. TO WASTE FRIES” and other appalling notions

I could NOT BELIEVE my eyes when I saw this sign on a fryolator at an airport food court the other day.Yes, I was in the food court…. I was desperate for food because I’d been waiting on stand-by all … Continue reading →

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