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(with a nod to Safiya Henderson-Holmes, whose work I much enjoyed in another lifetime)
An article in the New York Times today gave me reason to cheer. With all the craziness of astronomical fuel prices and food shortages in the air, it's heartening to see that community/urban gardening is starting to show some legs. It may not be the complete answer to the food crisis, but it's a positive piece of the puzzle.
Happy Wednesday!
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