Multiple pesticides are regularly applied to these delicately skinned fruits in conventional orchards.
Read more: http://www.thedailygreen.com/healthy-eating/eat-safe/Dirty-Dozen-Foods#ixzz0erimLPuR
Fruits and vegetables with thin delicate skins should be bought organic, without harmful pesticides.
Makes me wonder if the peaches I canned and the tomatoes and applesauce are all pesticide laden, sugar-free yes, and the pear juice I used to can the peaches? Makes sense to pray for our food.
On another note.
I've been thinking about something very helpful to me.
It's easy for me to confuse what I like and who I think I am with who I really am. I haven't read anything about this topic before but recently I was admiring something or someone and I was thinking "that's so me". Then I realized, like a lightbulb going on, really? That's not you. Look around you, that's you. When someone walks into your home, what do they see? The more they get to know you, what do they know about you?
This is what I saw about myself when I looked third person at myself.
Disorder, clutter, dust and cobwebs. Grime and dirty windows. Hmmmmmm. This is personal revelation. Toys, everywhere toys and papers, stuck to walls, cabinets etc. Artwork everywhere.
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