A favorite blogger writes: "What has happened to all the women who are done with child-rearing? Young voices permeate the blogosphere." What do sixty-something women do with their lives, especially if they do not have full-time jobs? We're here to find that out.
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Spinach again
The spinach story just won't go away. I buy fresh spinach all the time. This package came from Whole Foods, before the whole brouhaha began. Look - it's BABY spinach - and it's ORGANIC. Surely they're talking about some more ordinary, generic kind. But no. It turns out it's THIS exact kind that's causing all the trouble. It's on official "recall" now, so I'll take it back. (And don't worry - I didn't eat any of it.)Would it be safer to stick to local produce? This is just very very scary.
And, to make it scarier still, it appears that this strain of e coli is even worse than regular strains of e coli (at least that's what I thought the blurb promoting the news last night said; I fell asleep before the story ran).
I'm sixty-five. I still live in the same suburban NJ house where I raised my three daughters. They wonder what I do all day. Now they will be able to find out, and so will I.
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And, to make it scarier still, it appears that this strain of e coli is even worse than regular strains of e coli (at least that's what I thought the blurb promoting the news last night said; I fell asleep before the story ran).
I hope we sued them Mexicans!
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