Low GHG Farm:

Carbon sequestered
via roots into
mycorrhizae's
enduring glomalins.
No wind C erosion.
No salination.
No nitrous oxide.

Wildlife thrive in
marshes and woods
of 1882 homestead.

Black Lentils:

Organic.
Blue flavonoids.
Lysine protein.
Iron.
Prebiotic fibre.
Gluten-free.

Mail order:
Adagio Acres

First winery in
Manitoba, 1999:

Blue Haskap:
Organic. Pure.
Low alcohol.
No sulfites.

Dark red
antioxidant
flavonoids
may reduce
carcinogenic
acetaldehyde
from alcohol.

For dessert, or in
sangrias, cocktails:

1.5 oz haskap
+ 1 oz whiskey/gin
+ 2 oz spring water
= 1 std alc drink.

At Manitoba's
Liquor Marts,
Sask's Set The Bar.

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New Words: e, h, h's

New Words: e, ha, h', h's, wan, wen

"e" means "he or she"

"ha" means "her or him"

"h'" or "h's" means "his or her/hers"

"wan" means "woman or man"

"wen" means "men or women or both" e.g. "Cavewen maintained fires at the entrances to caves."

Merely insert these gender neutral words into sentences, whenever gender is irrelevant or distracting from the purpose of the communication, and the reader will understand and learn them from context.

First usage of these words occurred in my essays around 2012.

Grant Rigby

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