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followhttps://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/5n0l5pv5 But I’m also well aware that more than half of the products and services I use are somehow connected to things or people who are NOT local. And in the winter, when I have to buy produce from the grocery stores on a regular basis, that number might be higher. And, I also like imported chocolate. I carefully guard my tiny vial of saffron threads. And, I fly or drive to explore places in the world I’ve never seen. So, I try my best to balance my “machine raging” with some sort of tempered logic. And events like what happened yesterday help with that trying behavior…
https://www.marineetstamp.com/cjmrovvn2bhttps://www.mreavoice.org/r3onlcz72 You see, Starbucks had a $2.00 special running on their breakfast sandwiches, and if you’ve ever eaten one of their bacon Gouda offerings you’ll know why I was visiting the Hall of Fame Street location at 6:45 in the morning. Continue reading My Little Victory Garden: “Thank you, Starbucks!”
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