At least, I assume they're talking about Colorado. It's hard to tell, since they've highlighted Wyoming on the map.
(h/t Ezra)
Monday, December 28, 2009
Buy local, eat like a Russian
Good magazine wants to encourage people to buy foods grown locally, and they've produced this handy chart to help:
There are lots of good reasons to be a locavore, especially if you live in California. If you live in Colorado, however, the only edible crop during the winter appears to be potatoes. In the spring you can make a lovely potato and peach salad. Woo hoo!
At least, I assume they're talking about Colorado. It's hard to tell, since they've highlighted Wyoming on the map.
(h/t Ezra)
At least, I assume they're talking about Colorado. It's hard to tell, since they've highlighted Wyoming on the map.
(h/t Ezra)
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Wasn't "Eat Like a Russian" one of the long series of "Verb Like a Nationality" songs released in the late 90s during the Bangles' comeback attempts?
Yeah. I was a big fan of "Flense Like a Norwegian," but "Organize Like a German" felt forced.
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