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Whole Foods Flyer 18 y
Whole Foods Flyer
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9:31 PM
May 6, 06
Later in the evening.
I uploaded this on the run at a friend’s computer earlier
tonight.
This is a draft of the flyer I am going to hand out tomorrow
at Whole Foods in my second week of building the customer
base for locally grown fresh picked organic strawberries.
I will again pick them up in the early morning from Joe
at the Hillcrest Farmers’ Market and deliver them to the nearby
Whole Foods Market.
I will hand out these flyers to educa ... read more Amazing Work!!! 18 y
Being Clear with myself about Love.
Sharing my truth in this moment.
2:46 PM
May 5, 06
Did some amazing work this morning
creating two Very Creative pieces for
Whole Foods.
In the midst of this Creation
with Tons of Divine Help,
I felt an impulse,
Really Strong
as if my body was feeling
my former Muse all over me.
I So wanted to hear from her yesterday
and she was in touch
and I was about to break my fast
and composed a incredible flow
of poetry words about keeping my
distance not because I loved her
less but because I loved her so much!
And, then, then, I was interwhining
her with this marvelous New Creation
which was like Maki ... read more HooRay!!! I did it!!!! 18 y
Happiness is organic!
local ripe local produce is going into our
local Whole Foods! Hey!
May 4, 06,
11:06 AM
Wow!!!
I did it!
Took time to figure out the numbers,
my biggest weakness and work the details.
Dave, the Team Manager at our local
Hillcrest Whole Foods is enthusiastic
about the idea of the Whole Foods Farmers’ Market!
We are going to do one more week
of promotion and education building the Shopper base.
I will sell the ten boxes of strawberries to Whole Foods
at $16.00 per box.
Then on Mother’s Day, Joe the Farmer will get his
Wholesale asked for price $25.00 per box!!!
I am Very Excited about this!!!!
We are going to build it up...
it ... read more Bee in her Dress 18 y
Calla Lillies for Mother's Day?
They are a flower that bees love
and can be grown organically.
May 4, 06
8:03 AM
I remember a famous poem,
maybe it is a children’s story
maybe a chicken or a cock
in the barnyard, the pet of a little girl
as I recall, that was stung by a busy bee
and died. There was much pain to the little
girl, the cock, and perhaps the bee
to have separated from its stinger
and lost its life.
Sunday on the eve of Beltane
that night when the gallants lads
and lovely ladies break all the rules
and wonder through the fields,
there was a beautiful woman in a flower dress
at the Farmers’ Market.
Her dress had flower images that reminded
me of pe ... read more Local Harvest 18 y
Local Seed Sources...Local Strawberries
in Whole Foods Project....
Strawberry Update:
I was feeling discouraged yesterday.
Went into Whole Foods after a doctor
visit. See I need to be in touch with the store
Team Leader in the A.M. to coordinate
Sunday Test Marketing. Realize this
is taking a lot more time to make a success
of this than I imagined. Got some
positive feedback from the workers
at Whole Foods. That helped.
MATH QUESTION:
Whole Foods is currently paying $16.00
for 12 pints per box. Ten boxes last week.
Joe would like $25.00 per box wholesale
to Whole Foods.
The retail price in the store last week was $2.99.
So ... read more Oh My God! 18 y
Moments of Revelation
about the pain I am causing
myself. I have to slow down
and shift the pattern more.
3:41 AM
May 4, 06
I just got up to Blog some revelations
this early morning, and included them
in a response to a dear old friend and ally,
Jeff. I am including our communication
here and my response that I would have
written as a Blog.
Your EG
__
on 5/3/06 11:48 PM, jeff wrote:
Thank, you, I thought the same thing, Jeff, about this photo.
That it is very special. There were some others that were very special
too, capturing him in some archetypal ways--such as with the jackel
ears on, but this one is extraordinary.
I consistenty hear that--
that I have captured ... read more Whole Foods Farmers' Market 18 y
Enchanted Garden Project
Seed Dream:
Whole Foods Hillcrest to feature
Local Grown Freshly Picked
Joe the Farmer Produce- 10:30-
2:00 PM each Sunday. Strawberries
will be feature May 7 and May 14.
May 3, 06
8:09 AM
Went deep last during the night
to come up with a solution for how
the
Super Ripe
Locally Grown
Organic
Fresh
Strawberries
and other Freshly Picked
Non Commercially Grown
Foods that are seldom
in the Super Health Store Settings
get to the Shoppers.
My Seed Dream, supported by
some powerful Universal Energies,
is to Offer Up Real Food
to the Cultural Creatives
who shop at Whole Foods
Hillcrest, San Diego
the opportunity to Receive
Vital Foods for Total Health.
Dr. Bernard Jensen once said,
adapting a quote from Thoreau,
”A ripe berry never ... read more Perfect Strawberries! 18 y
Strawberry hints! Eat up! it's Strawberry Season!
Buying strawberries
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/mostof_strawberries.shtml
Two words sum up the advice here: buy British. There are numerous reasons why British strawberries taste better than imported fruit. First, Britain has a climate that’s ideally suited to growing soft fruits. Also, if you buy freshly picked fruit from local farms, you’ll be getting produce that’s picked when it’s approaching the peak of ripeness. Imported fruit is likely to have been picked early and sent long distances, for which both flavour and texture will both suffer - not to mention the negative eff ... read more Research Notes 18 y
Research Comments from
Whole Foods Market.
Some in other blog already written
May 3, 06
11:01 AM
Second attempt!
I missed putting in a keyword.
Could not get to the back space.
I lost a bunch of detail work!
Ouch!
Need to remember to record more often
to prevent loss of valuable time and data!
Some comments here, Leslie!
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1587
”I have not tasted a berry like this
since Yakandinda, Australia!”
Richard H.
Send him his photo!
Out of time for now...
Please see other Strawberry blogs here___
SUPER RIPE
LOCALLY GROWN,
ORGANIC STRAWVBERRY
FIELDS FOREVER!
OTHER BLOGS
in THIS SERIES:
O ... read more Greatest Food of ALL 18 y
Berry Review...Research and Findings,
by Leslie Goldman, Your Enchanted Gardener
as recorded on the Plant Your Dream Curezone
Blog, May 3, 2006.
”A huckleberry never reaches Boston;
they have not been known there since
they grew on her three hills.
The ambrosial and essential part of the fruit
is lost with the bloom which is rubbed off
in the market cart,
and they become mere provender.
As long as Eternal Justice reigns,
not one innocent huckleberry
can be transported
thither from the country’s hills.”
--from the Chapter Ponds in Waldern
by Henry David Thoreau.
May 2, 2006
8:17 AM
Dr. Bernard Jensen,
the 20th century elder
of organic celebration,
in reference to a quote by Henry
David Thoreau, once said,
” ... read more Great Blogger 18 y
Thoreau, one of the greatest journal
keepers of all time offered up one
of my favorite quotes, "A ripe berry
never reaches Boston." I went looking
for it today.
If you went back about 150 years
and imagined there was a Curezone
or that one of the greatest Journal keepers
of all time had a Blog, you would be,
in my opinion, enjoy the exquisite
Soul Rapsodies and daily writings
of Henry David Thoreau.
I was reminded of the the resonance
of his word that send me into ecstacy
as I searched for
a favorite Throeau quote.
My sense now is, Thoreau may not have said this
exactly. I was working for Dr. Bernard Jensen
and living a very Walden-like existence
back in 1972. I loved the book ”Walden.”
I repeated this thought to Dr. Jensen, ... read more Strawberry Aprodisiacs 18 y
A list of Strawberry facts:
At one time, the French people considered the strawberry to be an aphrodisiac and traditionally served a strawberry soup to newlyweds.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0965327507/002-6811926-8102460?v=glance&n=28...
from the Body Shop website:
strawberry
A renowned aphrodisiac throughout history, strawberries have reputedly fuelled lovers desires from as early as 200 BC ...
so the strawberry range has full potential to spark an explosion of passions!
So take the plunge and indulge yourself, skin will feel
silky smooth and smell so delicious you will be good enough to eat!
http://www.uk.thebodyshop.com/
http://www.inmamaskitchen.com/FOOD_IS_ART/strawart.html
Some strawberry facts that ... read more "Garden Magic!" 18 y
"The Complete Book of Garden Magic,"
a gift courtesy of Senator John Vasconcellos
Dean of the California Legislature
Representring the Heart of the Silicon Valley
1967-2004 arrives yesterday on the day
commemorated as Beltane--a day
when the Fertility of Summer officially
began in our Pre-Christian World
brought into Modern Times as the
Merry Month of May Day--May 1.
May 2, 06
12:47 AM
San Diego
Hod in Tiferit
Omer Count
on the Journey from
Enslavement to Liberation
through being in Community
The Marriage with God
begins on Shavuot
at the base of the Mt Sinai
of your Seed Dreams
on June 2, 06
http://www.jvibe.com/homer/Welcome.html
Wednesday evening, May 31
through
Thursday, June 1
is the 49th Day.
Mark your Calendar!
___
One more piece of mail arrived yesterday on the Magic Day of
Beltane when we light the Fires of our Hearts and come out of
Winter.
I have been Celebrating the Historic Organic Celebration--
Ripe
... read more They Arrived!!!!! 18 y
The $$ I have been waiting for
arrived this day of Beltane when
the Merry Month of May begins
and fertility and abundance is the
order of the season!
3:23 PM
Beltane
The Merry Month of May!
Time of Abundance!!!!
So on with the Love!
On with the Fun and Joy!
On with the Return of Job to all
his family and friends!
The Soul is immortal.
Maybe what was lost came back.
Maybe the Same Souls???
So I have been waiting
and waiting
and feeling
and wonderfing
when
when would the check from the OTA
arrive...
then,
then Anthony said he would sent
an Enchanted Garden Membership
to help with some updated equipment
so I can work more efficiently!!!
When, When?
Even the photos I sent to Anthony did not
arrive in a w ... read more Strawberry Herbicides 18 y
This is a chapter from the book
"How Dog Food Saved the Earth
by Kory Swanson and Anthony Zolezzi.
“Would you mind, terribly, if I helped myself to a couple of strawberries?”
Martin asked the field manager as he bent down and
plucked a couple off of the nearest bush.
“No, I don’t mind, take as many as you want.
But I wouldn’t eat any of ‘em if I were you.”
“But these strawberries are beautiful.
They’re perfect.” Martin replied.
“They might look pretty and they may seem perfect,
but they’re sprayed with chemical pesticides and herbicides.”
“But I love strawberries.
I’ve eaten them my whole life and these might just be the best looking strawberries I’ve ever seen.”
“L ... read more Family Farms+Strawberry Magic! 18 y
Strawberry Magic! Eiree syncronicities
and pieces of information someplace
make me feel out of sorts on this May Day
when my Soul is dancing in a flower field
someplace.
May 1, 06
11:35 AM
How is your May Day going?
I am amazed to feel intense energies
moving through me that have nothing to do
with this 21st Century Life.
This is not a day for pressures, and I am feeling
pressured from without.
Housemate Nora is waiting to have her computer back
and wants it now. This is no day for a timeclock,
the Ancient Soul Filled Day when some part of me in
in resonance with the blooming of flowers
and fertility rites.
My Soul is calling.
In some parallel universe I am being blown away
by Forces working through me
Guiding me to pull together ... read more Dazzle checks in! 18 y
Ramblings....from Your EG
May 1-
May Day--
Maypole Day
8:12 AM
Dazzle just checked in on
the Plant Your Dream Blog!
Isn’t it amazing how the currents of
energy run through us
the deeper currents
but in our fragmented 21st century lives
we are oblivious to the Universal Energetic
Patterns?
I mean, here is Dazzle, who helped me
so much with her Cheerleader through
the long winter, checking on on May Day,
the day when we turn our energies to the Summer!
In Ancient Times, you and I, I mean you,
we would dance around the Maypole.
That is a fertility rite to increase the harvest.
I have bee ... read more |