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Wednesday 1 June 2016
21 comments:
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The best of health to you and yours.
Eddie
Real good!
ReplyDeleteDon't know who said it but if it's got an ingredients list don't buy it.
ReplyDeleteHi Tom
ReplyDeleteGreat words aren't they ...
Thanks for your comment
All the best Jan
Hi Mrs Vimes
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your comment.
I think there are many who would echo your sentiments here ..."Don't know who said it but if it's got an ingredients list don't buy it."
All the best Jan
Excellent! Weeding, hoeing, and watering and waiting for my "real food" to arrive. I say that because even that which we purchase at the grocery store has been sometimes treated and handled by many hands before it reaches our kitchens. I love summer and grocery shopping in the backyard :)
ReplyDeleteHi Connie
ReplyDeleteYes, you really can't beat home grown foods / vegetables grown by you in your own (garden) 'backyard' ... and they just taste so good don't they. Well worth the 'weeding, hoeing, and watering'
Many thanks for your comment
All the best Jan
So true!!
ReplyDeleteAin't that the truth?? Gotta watch for pesticides and stuff but here we grow organically.
ReplyDeleteI sure made a major typo, Jan, on the post with my baby pictures. I do know I'm NOT a boy. I can't believe I typed the most important thing incorrectly. I wanted to be a boy because Dad was more fun, I think. I could climb trees and not button my shirt...then I began to grow up.
So far I can back track and find some things I've lost but there a few items that are still missing.
Have a very blessed week.
'Nuf said! :)
ReplyDeletegood quote
ReplyDeleteYes, so true! And it tastes so much better :)
ReplyDeleteSuch an important message!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen (Happyone)
ReplyDeleteYes it is "So true!!"
You just can't beat fresh foods can you and preferably organic, although they will be a little more expensive!
All the best Jan
Hi Gail
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your comments here and I agree if you can get organically grown vegetables they are the best!
Regarding your blog posts, which I love reading, and always enjoy the mix of subject ...including those old photo's which were were great.
I had realised you'd made a typo error, it's so easily done, but I knew what you meant and of course you've now corrected it.
My good wishes
All the best Jan
Hi Debby
ReplyDelete"'Nuf said! :)"
Absolutely!!!
All the best Jan
Hi Adam
ReplyDeleteIt is a good quote isn't it ... and so true!
Many thanks for your comment
All the best Jan
Hi Martha
ReplyDeleteYes, fresh foods do taste better, and if you can grow your own, these too can taste great!
Hope your week is going well
All the best Jan
Hi Debbie
ReplyDeleteWe try and pass on important messages !!!
Many thanks for your comments both here and on other posts.
All the best Jan
True! Hooray for fresh food!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda
ReplyDeleteDefinitely 'Hooray for fresh food!'
Thanks for your comment
All the best Jan
Yeppers. I agree. And since I don't eat ready-meals or like-foods, I never have to read prepackage food labels. It's heavenly.
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