Yes, please, Jesus.
They sell it at Harry's (Whole Foods) and when I saw it last week, I was so excited to see this beautiful log of dairy goodness. It costs $10, but come on...It's a log of butter!
I mean look at it!
Not only is this beautiful log of butter delicious, but it is far easier to deal with one wrapper at the end of the consumption instead of lots of little wrappers that might equal the same size, but with one large waxed wrapper I can reuse it for other things. So, yeah, Amish butter.
Jim laughed at me. But, come on. You see the awesomeness, right?
Second, I was thinking about community. Maybe, because I was putting some butter in the butter bell and the Amish certainly live in community, like the Jews (in particular Orthodox). Both religious groups live isolated from the world for several reasons.
It is far easier to live a life set apart if you are with people who are also trying to live a life set apart.
It is far easier to keep your difficult Lenten journey moving in the right direction when you are with people who are supporting you.
So, today I give thanks to those that work with me and not against me...
... like the restaurants that let me use my own cup
... like my friends that pick restaurants that don't make it hard for me to make good environmental choices
... like people who bring me tasty treats in recyclable containers and clearly mark it so that I don't have to stand there and wonder what I am going to do with the container.
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| Thanks for the tasty food and earthly friendly container! |
I will post about composting on my next blog!
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