Food is a part of our contract with life.
As an organism there is nothing more relevant or sacred than what you put into your body.
As creatures with a body, we should all be especially concerned about the quality of air, water and food we allow into our bodily vehicle.
Life is a constant consumption of our environment through our senses.
It seems we often timidly seek predictability and ease over adventure and effort.
Craftsmanship exists in everything, from goods and services to vegetables, governments and even personal relationships.
The machinery of mass-corporatization loves the lazy, closed-minded tendencies of ignorant consumers, who have underdeveloped palates for quality craftsmanship.
From coast-to-coast, any-town USA looks like the same sprawling strip mall, from sea to shining sea.
The homogenization of our consumer culture underscores a profound laziness and a sad lack of creativity and style.
Corporate villains hide behind a mask of legitimacy by wearing the official uniform of competitive business, the euro war-dress called a suit.
