Kyle Bates
Kyle Anne Bates is a writer from Big Bear, California. She is also the co-editor of www.livewithgoodintentions.com, and on-line magazine for green living and planet-friendly culture.
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Foie Gras - the Real F-wordPETA, Farm Sanctuary, and The Humane Society of the United States agree that foie gras production is cruel and inhumane.
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The Big Confusing O - What Does "Organic" Mean?Officially, the word organic refers to anything that is now, or ever was, alive. Even National Public Radio hosts are organic. It's true. -
EdEd. I will never forget him. I learned a lot about life from Ed. I learned a lot about poverty. I learned a lot about myself. The funny thing is, I'm not exactly sure what I learned. -
Natural Remedies, or Unto Us a King is BornI recently had to call poison control because my beloved 170 pound dog, Atticus, drank a cup and a half of myrrh. I want to explain this. Here I go. -
Organic Meat? I'm so Totally Sure!Nothing freaks me out more than being in the middle of a health food store bursting and abustle with locally grown fruits and vegetables, biodegradable tampons, and fairly-traded herb teas...and turning my little cart into an isle full of dense, purple hunks of meat. -
Colonists, Loyalists, Ice Cream and Potato SaladLet's give those excluded, marginalized, isolated others who constantly have to petition and protest, complain and insist, refuse to accept lesser rights than everybody else a new name, rooted in our historical legacy. Lets call them colonists.
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Welcome to the Working ClassThe mad scramble to secure a place in the upper middle class marches on at breakneck speed. People are more qualified than ever for jobs that seem to pay less than ever. (Luckily, I am a cynical, sarcastic, pain in the ass - and there's always a market for that.) -
Four Weeks (More or Less) to a Whole New MeI've had a hard couple of years. As a result, for awhile, I found myself uncharacteristically drawn to books and articles promising me "a whole new me." The old me had been really boring me. I wanted to be happy.