First, a Grumpy, Pregnant Lady Rant... Then Shopping │ Large Family Shop with Me ║ September 2017 скачать в хорошем качестве

First, a Grumpy, Pregnant Lady Rant... Then Shopping │ Large Family Shop with Me ║ September 2017

After regularly getting badgered about our family eating snacks and soda, I'm just not in the mood for dealing with rude comments. Pregnancy hormones are apparently making me less patient! Nutrition is, and has been, a very important topic of study for me over the years. It's through that study that I was able to get over my "eating disordered" thinking and embrace an inclusive diet in which we no longer label foods as good and bad, but instead embrace ALL types of food as part of our joyful diet. I understand that there are many methods out there for feeding ourselves and our families and I have no judgments about how any other family chooses to do it. It bothers me a great deal that some people who choose more restrictive diets are among the most aggressively rude commenters that I have. I find it extremely rude to behave that way and I, myself, couldn't imagine talking to strangers about their family's habits like some feel so free doing to us. I'm choosing to block those people because it feels like too much sometimes. As a family of 10 that eats at home almost exclusively, as well as feeding lots of guests each week, we produce around 1,700 servings of food (snacks and meals) each month. Our Walmart shopping only represents a very small amount of our food purchasing. We buy most of our food at our local grocery store. We also buy bulk foods from www.azurestandard.com and www.alisonspantry.com. This was a VERY poor year for our garden, but we're still in the process of preserving this year's harvest (about 550 pounds of food.) (We picked our apples after Tom and the kids got home from their bike ride and we had 162 pounds of fruit on our tree!) The kinds of plants we grow in our garden include: apples, apricots, asparagus, beets, blackberries, blueberries, cabbages, cantaloupe, carrots, cherries, corn, crabapples, elderberries, garlic, gooseberries, grapes, green beans, hawthorn berries, lettuce, onions, peaches, peas, peppers, plums, potatoes, pumpkins, raspberries, rhubarb, spinach, strawberries, tomatoes and watermelon, as well as a variety of culinary and medicinal herbs. www.andreamills.tv Mills Family P.O. Box 323 Moorcroft, Wyoming 82721 USA