>>10082349 (a while back)
“ Essentially stopped shopping in my city when the mask ordinance was passed. At first, I shopped at grocery stores outside my city. Last week I didn't shop at all. I decided to see how well I'd do on stuff already at home. No significant issues. Foraged some fresh blackberries yesterday.
For some reason, I just started avoiding places that believe the hysteria too much or else enforce masks. I'm spending more time outside, I think.
As I start thinking about it I might not need grocery stores so much anymore. There are so many other options. Ordering online is okay but your information and purchases are tracked. Foraging, growing your own, sharing, buying directly from farms, etc.
Young dandelion greens are edible. I eat a few from time to time. I don't know how much is a good idea, but I have read they may benefit the liver.”
Not sure if this anon is still on but wanted to bring attention to this post. I was baking bread and got sidetracked and unable to reply. So true. The post is spot on. Think outside the box, anons. We are eating up some of our storage and I’m sourcing about 90% from local farmers and neighbors. Avoiding the typical consumer chain. It’s a little more difficult based on where you are but we try.