You Are What You Eat? Last week I was given a six page essay assignment on food. The more books and articles I read or documentaries I watch about how we have changed agriculture and our food, the more interested I become. The more I watched and thought about my food choices, the more guilty I felt.

Or just yourself, that it is actually a legitimate word. Was it devised merely to differentiate you from the others? Why does language exist? And then you start to think abou.

Cool Yule, volume 2. This literacy is not strictly ink and paper, nor is it always tangible but it is profound and powerful in a way that goes beyond the physical components of a dish. I chose to do my public service announcement on eat.