Off the Wagon, In the Trash

By Pamela Price

The author at age two with pan and flour

 

 

It's a few days before Christmas, and I've fallen off the sustainable food system bandwagon.

Most of 2008, I spent heaps of time considering how to feed my family well by focusing on foods grown in a 500-mile radius. Why? Because I believe that local food is fresher and more nutritious. We even have a small victory garden out back that, thanks to the fact that I blog about it regularly, has generated a smattering of regional and national press interest.

But when the holidays roll in, I invariably find myself lured by the pretty promises--and artful photos--made on the lemon bar box or a package of hot chocolate. 

This year, I fell for both. And a packet of marshmallows. Ouch.

Groovy Gifts for Green-Thumbed Guys & Gals

By Pamela Price

Pot of succulentsOne of the great joys that the Hill Country offers is the opportunity to garden year 'round. And that means that garden-themed gifts are not only suitable but down-right desirable for the holidays!

 

 
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