Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Liz" <liz@allslash.org>]

I don't know, maybe some people are able to break away. On a forum that I'm 
in, one young woman posted that she had just bought her first half-gallon of 
raw milk and she was "in a complete panic" over what she was supposed to do 
with it. I thought that was pretty sad--here was something that millions of 
people in the world would have fought over, and she said it was just 
"sitting there looking at me, and what do I do now??" She also wanted to 
know if it was "supposed to separate." No one laughed at her, for which I 
was grateful, and many people suggested that if she didn't want to just 
drink it, she could make yoghurt. She came back a day or so later and said 
she had made yoghurt with part of it, poured off some of the cream for 
coffee, and drunk the rest (which she loved). So there's some hope for her, 
at least, and by extension, her family.

Liz

> Sorry Paul, I don't believe there is actually a way back for these "you
> don't actually drink the milk do you" people. It is not just the egg that
> comes out of the back end of a chicken that freaks these people out. I was
> in hospital a few months ago and a visitor brought me nuts and a 
> nutcracker.
> Soon after I found myself surrounded by 5 nurses and a young doctor who
> neither of them had ever seen anyone crack a nut and eat the inside. It
> freaked two of the nurses really out.
> I am afraid this tendency has been going for 2-3 generations and that it 
> has
> become seriously entrenched.
> john