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Private Message added 102017-25am-17Wed, 25 Oct 2017 04:46:23 +0000 |
| Date | 102017-14am-17Sat, 14 Oct 2017 09:04:22 +0000 |
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| Message | Firm In Securing Loan {Lendingcrowdfinance@yahoo.com} Hello everyone I am Daphne Floyd from Savanna Georgia 31482.USA.I was in debt to pay my rent and my two kids have been sent from school due to my low income and was threatened that my kids would be taken to the foster care so I had no choice than to seek loan from banks but was not offered I was in confusion,on leaving the bank so frustrated a lady that works in the bank came to me telling me about a company she secured a loan from but I angrily left her due to my uncertainty with loan lender.I had thought of it that night and had no other option than to give it a try so I went to know more from the banker Janet.So she told of Lending Crowd finance loan company how they assisted her in purchasing a car and the loan was at an interest rate of 2% and how they have helped with both Secured and Unsecured loan.I was scared but I got in touch with them,did as asked of me and without any delay I received my loan of $30,000 within 48hrs and was able to put things right in my life.If you truly need a genuine loan lender please do make contact via email to them at Lendingcrowdfinance@yahoo.com OR text +1(360)938-8122 |
| Date | 082017-05am-17Sat, 05 Aug 2017 09:53:09 +0000 |
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| Message | Hello Joan, Your book "This Organic Life" was the first "gardening" book I ever read. It really is so much more than a book about growing food. To me it is a book about life! I continue to open the pages and jump into your life with all its ups and downs. This note is to thank you in a very small way for being willing to allow us to share your journey. I pray you have been blessed and will continue to be blessed for all your efforts! Thanks again, Nancy Warren |
Private Message added 072017-25pm-17Tue, 25 Jul 2017 17:37:21 +0000 |
| Date | 062017-12pm-17Mon, 12 Jun 2017 20:57:05 +0000 |
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| Message | Hi Joan I am a Culinary Nutritionist/RD who organizes farm tours in SB for people to meet their farmer and learn where food comes from. It is the most popular Meetup in SB county!! We met in Santa Barbara at an Edible SB event where you were speaking shorting after your book Growing Older which is on my bookshelf. I have a photo of both of us that I took with my cell phone. In my job as a Sansum Medical Clinic, I ask people if they garden and shop at the Farmers Market. I am visiting my sisters in NJ for a reunion August 21-25 and also want to visit the Hudson River Valley and Stone Barns Farm. AND would love to share a cup of coffee, tea or wine with you in your garden..any possibility? I am also looking for a place to stay..even camp with view of the Hudson and places to hike and kayak...have anything to recommend? With much respect Gerri French |
| Date | 032017-29pm-17Wed, 29 Mar 2017 14:26:14 +0000 |
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| Message | Friday, April 28, 7 pm -- "SUSTAINABLE" a FILM EVENT WITH PANEL DISCUSSION at Hendrick Hudson Free Library in Montrose We are proud to present a new documentary hailed by The Hollywood Reporter as, "A persuasive and refreshingly positive eco-foodie doc." A vital investigation of the economic and environmental instability of America's food system from the agricultural issues we face -- soil loss, water depletion, climate change, pesticide use -- to the community of leaders who are determined to fix it. Key interviews with noted chefs and cookbook authors Rick Bayless, Dan Barber, Mark Bittman, and Marion Nestle are included. "Sustainable " is a film about the land, the people who work it and what must be done to sustain it for future generations. Environmental advocates from Stone Barns, Field Goods, and Good Choice Kitchen, and others will facilitate a discussion following the screening. Please contact me for more information. Thank you! |
| Date | 022017-04am-17Sat, 04 Feb 2017 06:29:40 +0000 |
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| Message | Hi Joan--I recently read this organic Life and was blown away. There were also many parallels between your story and ours (the wife and mine). We moved to Valley Cottage from the city in 1993. Our property is an oak forest with little shade so we've been struggling growing vegetables the last 12 years or so. Your book was hugely informative and entertaining and I'll certainly read your other publications. And what a small world! Turns out my brother-in-law knew Alan from working on the Clearwater cruises. My wife's is an old Nyack family...Would love to meet you and visit your garden some time. Thanks!--Matt |
| Date | 082016-05pm-16Fri, 05 Aug 2016 15:20:38 +0000 |
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| Message | I've recently discovered your book, and am thrilled to know there are others who feel as strongly as I do about food production! I grew up gardening, and taught myself food preservation skills in my mid twenties. Every year I can, freeze, dry and prepare hundreds of pounds of food that sustains my family the entire year. In addition,I make all our household cleaners, and hygiene products. This year,I get the joy of making baby food for my son, and am so excited to teach him about the importance of living off the land as we add chickens, goats, bees, hogs and mushrooms to our 3 acre homestead. Your writings are wonderfully relatable and validate all the hot and tedious hours spent working with food. Once in a while, in moments of difficulty,I wonder if it's all worth it, and if I should work in an office and buy my food like everyone else I know, but your words remind me that there is nothing more precious than providing my family with food, and spending the days with my son in the garden and kitchen. Thank you, and happy growing! |
| Date | 052016-16pm-16Mon, 16 May 2016 13:39:29 +0000 |
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| Message | Dear Joan, You gave several inspirational talks at NOFA-NJ many years ago, and I wonder if you would be willing and able to speak yet again and do a book signing at our annual fundraiser on Nov. 6, 2016 near Princeton, NJ.If so, please contact me by email or by phone at (609)466-0194. I look forward to hearing from you. Warm regards, Stephanie Harris President of NOFA-NJ |
| Date | 032016-17am-16Thu, 17 Mar 2016 07:15:04 +0000 |
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| Message | Hi Joan, i attended your recent talk at Cornell Cooperative Extension in Rockland County as a volunteer master gardener. You mentioned a great and unexpected result of growing sweet potatoes and how the garden soil was greatly benefited. Would you be able to write back and remind me of what you found? It was something about the microorganisms that attach to the sweet potato that aids the soil. Thank you for your help. And do you suggest planting one potato in each of my 7 raised beds if I'm needing to enrich my 'dead" soil. Thanks for any feedback. I so enjoyed your inspiring presentation. Best, Christina |
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