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Mar. 2nd, 2008
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Incidentally, on a different episode - here's the thing. We, unlike the characters, can't have our ( Read more... ). We already know you're creepy! There's no need to stand still and make frowny faces at the cameras every five minutes! Just once would be more than enough. Really.
Incidentally, on a different episode - here's the thing. We, unlike the characters, can't have our ( Read more... ). We already know you're creepy! There's no need to stand still and make frowny faces at the cameras every five minutes! Just once would be more than enough. Really.
Well, this is interesting....
Mar. 2nd, 2008 05:32 pm
Repetitive exposure to an opinion can influence as much as exposure to opinions from several people
I have a friend, Rachel. Rachel is a wonderful person, and very "crunchy", as they say. Now, a few months ago she was raving about how she was going to join a CSA, and get farming experience, and this, and that... actually, I'm pretty sure she never did that. Now, at the time, my thought was "Rachel, you're Ms. UberCrunchy, there's food at the store".
But when I read about it a second time... I got to thinking. And now it's the third time, and I'm convinced! Give me the money and sign me up, right? I'm not sure I have the money for the one I want, but maybe I can start with a half share and work my way up?
Next weekend, I'm cleaning out the backyard. I think I'll see if I can talk my mom at least into getting purple carrots. What else should I plant? Our soil is pretty rocky, so I'm not even sure the carrots are a great idea... can I grow them in massive pots?
Edit: This might be best, you don't have to pay all at once. I just now called and recommended it to a friend of mine who uses food stamps, because that's an option too. Maybe I can call the others, see if they too can be paid in installments if you need to, that'd be good. I just wish there were some way to compare and contrast them without having to join them all individually!
I have a friend, Rachel. Rachel is a wonderful person, and very "crunchy", as they say. Now, a few months ago she was raving about how she was going to join a CSA, and get farming experience, and this, and that... actually, I'm pretty sure she never did that. Now, at the time, my thought was "Rachel, you're Ms. UberCrunchy, there's food at the store".
But when I read about it a second time... I got to thinking. And now it's the third time, and I'm convinced! Give me the money and sign me up, right? I'm not sure I have the money for the one I want, but maybe I can start with a half share and work my way up?
Next weekend, I'm cleaning out the backyard. I think I'll see if I can talk my mom at least into getting purple carrots. What else should I plant? Our soil is pretty rocky, so I'm not even sure the carrots are a great idea... can I grow them in massive pots?
Edit: This might be best, you don't have to pay all at once. I just now called and recommended it to a friend of mine who uses food stamps, because that's an option too. Maybe I can call the others, see if they too can be paid in installments if you need to, that'd be good. I just wish there were some way to compare and contrast them without having to join them all individually!