[Airina]

Yeah they didn't eat out much at all. She had to make her kids eat organic peanut butter because of it

[femme gauche]

Yeah again, really not a bad thing. At work we use organic peanut butter and many of my coworkers are like "ewww that stuff is nasty" but it is actually really good... But it always sucks feeling like you don't have a choice.

[Airina]

Yeah it does but she's happy that she figured it out

[femme gauche]

Mhmm. I have to say though, the more people find that they need to eat organic foods, or who choose to eat them, the more readily available they will become which is good for everyone. (Except I suppose agribusiness giants whose only interest is the bottom line)

[Airina]

Yeah I think that it's cool. Going to high school in seattle there was lots and lots and lots of organic things

[femme gauche]

That's good. Metro Detroit ... not really an ecologically progressive area ... but definitely open to things, I think.

[Airina]

Ahhhh that's good

[femme gauche]

Yeah, haha, well, we try. I certainly try to be aware of things, but, there are so many layers to every possession, every thing that we consume...

[Airina]

Yea that is very very true

[femme gauche]

That is why I like crafting... I like being closer to the source of what I own.

[Airina]

Ahhhh i don't craft too much, i really like it, but i don't have the opportunity to much

[femme gauche]

Yeah I just like it, mainly knitting and crochet, turning thread into fabric... and beginning to explore spinning with a homemade (pencil and cardboard disc) spindle.

[Airina]

That sounds way cool!!

[femme gauche]

Yes, it sounds a lot more impressive than it actually is, haha. I have makeshift tools and have not made all that much of consequence. Started many things; finished far fewer. But that isn't the point, at least I know I am capable of producing something...

[Airina]

That's true sweetie. *hugs* i just don't have time right now....

[femme gauche]

That's really unfortunate. Hope you can find the time.