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Pffft,homework can wait..hope ya having a grand day

hey hon, happy birthday!!! i'm sorry i missed the actual day, i havn't been online!

i'd love to meet you too! we probably shouldn't wait til we are professionals in the entertainment industry, no telling how long that will take!

and calling PC a snake is being far too polite. i think we should just simmer down and ignore everything the buffoon says, unless we are saving face for the organics industry itself. if we're lucky he'll sell up macro one of these days and won't be involved in anything we care about anymore!

thank-you for the epsom salts tip! we do have a bath and i will certainly try that

that organic directory lady has her head in the sand. an organics advocate calling macro positive is taking looking the other way a bit far

i see other brands mimicking the balance blunder too! marketing the product as 'natural' or 'healthy' when, if you simply read the ingredients, you see it is nothing of the sort! but they will always have a market of gullible people buying into that crap

i absolutely agree with your last paragraph about pierce, and i love that we feel the same way! have you read 'the ethics of what we eat' by peter singer and jim mason? it is about all the ethics involved in food production, and while mostly researched in america there is lots of australian information. from an ethics point of view, the book generally promotes eating organic or going vegan, and there is a chapter on the wholefoods supermarket chain in the states and macro in aus - pierce is interviewed and quoted. i can't remember his words exactly, but he came off sounding like a businessman rather than a health or organics enthusiast. i'd send you my copy but a friend in brisbane is reading it now!

best wishes to you in everyhting you do, xox jen