Pandemic Pet The pandemic continues although in some places it is slowing, other places, that unadvisedly reopened, are exploding; meanwhile, I am still at home working remotely, and my spouse… [Continue Reading]
Category: Blog
Pandemic Snake Oil
As I was writing this article, intending to focus exclusively on Vitamin D, Forbes posted a similar article. So I decided to widen my view, and ask the following question:… [Continue Reading]
Woody Herbs I Use + Grow
Two days prior to this photo, taken by my spouse, I received the much talked about Pandemic Haircut. So it was only natural, that once I got to see this… [Continue Reading]
Bangladesh is All of Us
Published 20 May 2020, Revised 28 January 2022 I am using Bangladesh as the ”canary” to show the impact changing climate and global warming is having on food in poorer… [Continue Reading]
Hand Hygiene
Hand Hygiene This post was initially drafted last year, when hand hygiene was not a pandemic issue. The reason I started this post was that The Guardian (April 2019) printed… [Continue Reading]
Pantries Are Necessary
Cellars and Pantries Some people, especially in more rural areas and living in older homes, likely have a cellar pantry that they can use to hold home-canned foods, potatoes and… [Continue Reading]
Pandemic Journal: My Day
4/23 Industrial Ag Meat News Read some news and have some thoughts. Just as industrial, large meat production is terrible for the animals, it is also terrible for the workers… [Continue Reading]
Limey, Yellow Limes
Pandemic or not, my lemon and lime fruit trees continue to bear fruit, lots of fruit. And since we are in a “stay home” mode, I cannot just take all… [Continue Reading]
Pandemic: Changes to Food
Crisis Can Mean Opportunity The one thing to remember about crisis events, while they can be terrible and devastating to many; they can also bring about inventions, innovations, and revolutions…. [Continue Reading]
Honey
Hunter + Gatherer’s Honey I watched a TV special series on The History of Food, offered on the Curiosity Channel, that featured the Hadzabe. This is an indigenous ethnic group,… [Continue Reading]
Personal Pandemic Lessons
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” George Santayana Human Experiences In many ways, my personal experience of this Pandemic is bifurcated. I am over-stressed from work and… [Continue Reading]
The Best is Frozen
Pandemic Update In the time of a pandemic, canned and boxed foods are often gone from the shelves due to panic buying. But they are not the only food to… [Continue Reading]
Pandemic: Clean + Disinfect
I am focusing this post on how to clean and disinfect your kitchen, and some ideas for unprepared people and what they can do. I will also provide some DIY… [Continue Reading]
