TOP 5 POSTS FOR MAY (THE MOST HITS):
5. This one surprised me: How to make raw milk yogurt, whey, and “yogurt cheese”.
4. This happens to be the page I go to most often myself when grabbing a quick recipe off the site: the Recipes and Ideas link. The whole list of all the recipes I've ever posted are there.
3. I had hoped this post would be popular, and so far so good! 5 Dave Ramsey Money Principles and 5 Kitchen Kop Real Food Principles.
2. Many of you have told me how handy this Resources Page is! Thank you for visiting my sponsors there and helping me out, too. 🙂
1. Staying solidly in the number one spot, which it has held for quite some time now: Healthy Breakfast Ideas! I'm currently in a rut and need to pull this list back out.
Thanks for reading through these and also, PLEASE SHARE: What was your favorite post for May???
I kind of feel the same way, but then I think that even if they don’t listen (I’m so sick of the form letters they send back that makes it obvious that they never looked at the petition), at least I’ve done something.
I frequently feel frustrated (and/or guilty) for not having the time (or not taking the time) to try to influence a decision on an issue important to me. But this only took about one minute to copy, paste and tack on a few personal words. I feel much better now. 🙂
I guess I have become a synic. I do not believe that writing your congressman, petitioning anyone or telling the EPA what we want has any effect what so ever on the outcomes. These officials are all bought and paid for by the corporations and do not give a hoot about what we think, want or need. Wow! Apparently, I am really jaded. Just needed to vent.
Done! O:)
Can you believe we pay these people? I want to fire everybody at the EPA, and FDA!
I like this, and I am going to start doing more short roundup posts like this (you just saw my latest one, Kelly, thanks for stopping by!). I think it’s best to keep the dialog going. So sorry for all the tech problems you’ve encountered. Darn that Windows anyway!
Thanks Jeanmarie, and surprisingly this batch of issues wasn’t Windows fault at all!
I have only been here a few days but I do enjoy these summary type posts. It gives me an idea to try!
I enjoy this post. It’s great knowing how everyone in this community is connected.
This is great and WE thank YOU for all YOU do ! 🙂 After all, I found YOU first and your referred us all to the other great sites! 🙂
Fun! I bet I’m one of the people who looked at your cheese post last month, because I’ve been making cheese now and still trying to perfect yogurt. 🙂