Letters To George's Letter To Children

Dear George, we have been divorced for six years, but there is an issue that has been weighing on me and I want to address it with you in this letter. Through the years we have shared custody of our two children and done our best with setting our personal differences aside while handling issues concerning Dimitri and Victoria. As you know by now, I have shifted my personal beliefs towards a natural approach with all things concerning life and wellbeing: health, clothing, food, mentality etc. At the same time I have been introducing our children to the concepts that are new to them, even though some of those concepts appear to be intuitive. For example, I make every effort to ensure that their diet is completely made up of whole organically grown food that can be found in nature. They often desire foods that in my opinion should not be approved for human consumption, like drinks containing flame retardants (citrus flavored sodas and sports drinks with a

You can buy several packs and keep in one of the drawers for months without spoilage. Although this may be true, I want to point out once again that the only reason why this so called “meat” product is not turning rancid is because it is filled with nitrates that we discussed earlier and if I were you I would stay away from anything that doesn’t spoil in over a week in the refrigerator. In the same fashion I’d like to point out that your last argument that hotdogs are versatile and can be dressed up with different condiments and sauces also holds value. I first-handedly know how important it is to offer different flavors and kinds of meals to kids to keep them motivated to finish their dinner each time. I assure you that kids would truly be motivated to eat the meal that they helped select, shopped for the ingredients and then helped cook. They would feel more involved and more confident in themselves as their skills in the kitchen would