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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Sustainably Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse
So tonight is Halloween, the night of ghosts, ghouls, and other horrifying monsters. Including one of my favorites – zombies. I find zombies fascinating because of the symbolism wrapped up in them – fear of the other, fear of losing … Continue reading
Posted in biking, food, gardening, Transition Towns
Tagged biking, emergency preparedness, gardening, halloween, zombie apocalypse, zombies
7 Comments
Falling Leaves and Changing Seasons
Autumn has always been my favorite season. I love the changing of the colors, the refreshingly cool afternoons, and the leaves that crunch satisfyingly under your feet. I love the foods of fall – apples, sweet potatoes, and butternut squash. … Continue reading
Growing Community for Food Day
While many Americans associate the phrase “there’s nothing to eat,” with “we need to go grocery shopping,” there’s a shocking number for whom it really means, “Which one of us is going to eat tonight?” In fact, one in five … Continue reading
Posted in activism, food, gardening, social justice, Transition Towns, Washington DC
Tagged A Community of Gardeners, community gardens, food day, social justice
3 Comments
The Final Harvest
As much as it regrets me to say it, I think we’ve had this season’s final harvest from our garden. We’ll probably get a few more random veggies, but the last big one has come and gone. I decided to … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, family, food, gardening, recipe
Tagged eggplant, gardening, harvesting, recipe, red peppers, stuffed peppers, vegetarian
3 Comments
Apple of My Eye
Apple-picking is in my blood. Admittedly, my family doesn’t have that strong of an agricultural background. But as a native upstate New Yorker, I’ve always been surrounded by autumn apples. I went to elementary school with two different girls whose … Continue reading
Posted in community, cooking, family, food, MD, recipe
Tagged apple picking, apples, chutney, seasonal eating
7 Comments
Will Bike for Change (or Pie!) 