Chef Jacobs - To your Good Health
Chapter II (To your Good Health) of Chef Jacobs Book - Feastivals- Cooks at Home
Chapter II (To your Good Health) of Chef Jacobs Book - Feastivals- Cooks at Home
3 months - a check in on grief & how I am doing & what i am thinking
In this installment, I list the top 10 countries and then look at the per capita data on what those populations are eating in 7 areas: Red and White meats, Fish and Seafood, milk and dairy, eggs, vegetables, starches - potatoes and rice. I will compare the USA (#49) vs East Asians (Japan and South Korea and Hong Kong). I will forgo charts on the leading Europeans (Switzerland, Italy and Spain) and summarize summarize their data at the end.
A summary of the LBF Harvest dates for customers and employees.
Farm Facts & products we offer in 2025
How it works: Getting Land Basket Farm Products
Orders Pick Up for Season 2025
Are Pastured meats really better for you ?
Part 1 of a multi part - Eat better, Live Longer series that looks at us (USA) from a longevity perspective, then looks at other nations with higher longevity rates and looks for lessons and strategies to reduce risk and increase longevity. Live longer.
The Spring of 19 was a glorious time. Cathy and I had the house remodel behind us, having moved in just before Christmas a few months earlier. We were so excited to start working on our dreams. It was a busy time, trying to rotate sheep in half-fenced pastures. My wife was such a trooper—I’d drive posts, and she would equip herself with a bucket full of insulators, a hammer, and earbuds and take off—we were a fencing machine. Cathy and I fenced this whole farm in 2019 – me driving, her insulating and running wire. We were so excited to be doing it. At night we would crash, exhausted but fulfilled by a good day's work. I have fond memories of those days. I did not deserve a girl as good as her and truthfully didn’t realize it at the time. I realize it now. I look back on this past year with anger – anger about what life did to my bride. I long for the days of returning home from work something and having her there to kiss and say – “hey babe how was your morning”. I long to see her again. That feeling never leaves me, ever. Somedays I run into something, and the great wall of water comes raging down again….... it is so hard to believe she is no longer here – no longer beside me. It is unfathomable sometimes. That Spring and subsequent Springs thereafter - I remember thinking, “This place is not so big…. it’s not big enough – the land, the home – all of it too small. Now without Cathy with me – this place is a black hole of emptiness, and it is so big. I look out and feel swallowed by it all. With Cathy I was a giant that could gaze upon my domain with prideful dreams …………without her I feel smaller and alone – fearful of the vast emptiness that lurks in every corner. Please visit me again – feel my nostrils with your sweet scent of spice one more time. I love you and miss you Punkin' Bread.
A tribute to my bride Cathy
General information, Intent, Official Obituary and Arrangements