"GROW A HEALTHIER PIZZA" CHAPTER

Organic Uprising Completion--To Do!!

One of my goals before the 3rd Annual National Heirloom Expo September 10-11-12, 2013 is to make good on completions that were sidetracked in 2012 when I gave my best effort to Win Prop 37.

I laid everything aside, including getting this poster and the art up at PCOM, as promised.

During my recent bout with Kidney Stones, I spent a lot of time in bed. I had an opportunity to look at some of the completions that were weighing heavy on me.

This is one left behind.

This chapter will take about the year 2011 and my trip that culminated in my first East Coast Tour. During that tour I spoke before the USDA on Organic Listening Day.

I volunteered to become Enchanted Gardener for the People's Garden Project that Tom Vilsack announced as being organic.

That year, I carried a small Biosmart container of alfalfa to the Natural Heirloom Expo in March where it was on state at a GMO Panel.

That year I attempted to grow Alfalfa. I had a difficult beginning.

Today, 2013, organic Alfalfa is growing in my front yard

I want to show some of the highlights from that year as an act of
empowerment.

I want to reflect on the deregulation of Alfalfa by the USDA.

I want to look at the roots of the USDA and give a vision of the kind
of USDA that we will have during the 1000 Years of Peace.


NATURE's ORIGINAL TECHNOLOGY VS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

I believe is is essential to come to terms in my own life with the impact that my computer life has had on me. It is profound to imagine that a handful of men have so influenced the course of our evolution through the promotion of the computer.

I want to reaffirm that it is Nature's Original Technolgy that needs to be restored to us as we enter the Enchanted Garden Era.

Leslie Goldman
Your Enchanted Gardener


7:09 pm
July 16, 2013







 

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