Nancy Galland on sat 21 oct 00
Jim Sydnor wrote:
"Maybe what we need to do first is focus on our health, so that these =
contaminates may have less of an effect on us, so that we are more able =
to fight of and repair damages. Maybe we should be proactive in our =
healthcare."
How about asking our clay suppliers to come up with a substitute for ball
clay? Sam Cox at Spinks Clay (scox@spinksclay.com) told me they could do
it - we need to let them know we want it.
Cindy Strnad on sat 21 oct 00
Nancy wrote:
How about asking our clay suppliers to come up with a substitute for ball
clay? Sam Cox at Spinks Clay (scox@spinksclay.com) told me they could do
it - we need to let them know we want it.
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Well, that's good. A substitute for ball clay would solve *this* problem. I
believe what Jim was saying, and also what I feel, is that there is no end
to the flood of newly discovered health hazards.
In fact, I'm beginning to think life is hazardous to one's health. Certainly
living on the earth is. So we get rid of ball clay. Good idea. We should
find a substitute--I agree. However, what about all the other stuff out
there we don't even know about? Because there *is* other stuff. Plenty of
it. I'd bet my life on it. So how are we going to protect ourselves against
that?
I'm not saying to do nothing about hazards we've learned about. I'm saying
we can't escape hazards, so let's position ourselves to be able to fight
back by keeping our bodies healthy.
Cindy Strnad
Earthen Vessels Pottery
RR 1, Box 51
Custer, SD 57730
USA
earthenv@gwtc.net
http://www.earthenvesselssd.com
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