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Living Naturally: If I Can’t Afford Organic, Where Do I Start? (part 1)
I just got back from the grocery store (yes, it’s 9:30 pm….but it beats hauling out 3 munchkins in the cold during the day!) and I feel like someone socked me in the gut.
$4.58 for a 16oz bag of frozen, store-brand, NON-ORGANIC blueberries.… Read the rest
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