- >it is sad to not be able to buy original forms of fruits/veggies at the >store...i wonder i think it is the great news, making the transition difficult okay , but for the better. It was a nice dream to hope that only few percents of the population could free time for others to produce useless silly things. It works for a while but we are living a time of realising that it can't continue that way . the result that we see now is detructions of ecosystems , dramatic loss in fertility ,degenerative diseases etc, unhapiness at work , speedy rythme of life ...... So it is great news to learn that we need to be part of our respective supporting ecosystems, in a more directly involved way. >if there are any there at all....i have been checking in to buying some >heirloom seeds for my garden in order to try and have as original/natural >plant matter as possible. >i am also researching native plants in my area...South Texas...in order to >find natural/unadulterated plants to eat. wonderful ! ....maybe it is part of human evolution to alter our food >sources, who knows? just musing :) seeing the degeneration of human species as an evolution is a nice reassuring way of being in denial. If evolution it is ,it will have to be an out of body experience . the transcendance of our physical limitations . why not ? jean-claude jean-claude >Mary C.