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Leslie Allen
Reno, Nevada
I was born in California, and have fond memories of homegrown tomatoes and freshly caught crawdads. My family moved a lot when I was growing up. I even lived on the East coast for a while. More about Leslie
Laura Solorio
Salinas, California
I am third in a line of strong Yaqui women. My grandmother was from Baja California, from the town of Santa Rosalia. She came to the United States as a young woman, with her first child, escaping an abusive husband. More about Laura
Scott Swendsen
Boise, Idaho
I am in my late 40's and single and a bit selfish. Having no children and no spouse has allowed me to pretty much explore life in a much different way than most families would. More about Scott
Paulette Thompson
Seattle, Washington
I, P. Thompson, also known as Paulette, love food. It should not surprise you that I love to cook and eat good food. I also love talking about it, thinking about it, and reading about it. More about Paulette
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Back to locavore ways next week...
Posted at 10:50 AM on May 22, 2008 by Paulette Thompson
I shall return to locavore ways next Tuesday. I am looking forward to getting in the dirt and planting cherry tomatoes My friend Karin is giving me rhubarb next week.
Just so you won't be lonely, here's an article . In the article, I am proud to point out that the attorney - turned - young farmer, Jason Salvo, is a former student of mine. My newspaper has been great about printing articles about people who are trying to make a difference in their community.