What am I really saying?

I created a Lustfelt Wordle--surprising to see which words I use the most.  

The first Wordle is from just the first page of my blog and the second is from the past 6 months of posting.

Represent Descent

 

I just joined Transition US. This ning social networking site serves as a virtual hub for proponents of planned energy descent and independence from fossil fuels. It’d be nice to have a Cleveland contingent on the network. 

 

Ohio City Crematory Community Meeting

A community meeting about the Bodnar-Mahoney Funeral Homes' request for a zoning variance will take place on Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 7:30 pm. The meeting will take place at 3500 Lorain Avenue which is the Green Building that houses the 5th/3rd Bank.

 

Board of Zoning Appeals Notice: 

Louis Bodnar Funeral home, owner, appeals to construct an addition to an existing funeral home and expand the use to include cremation services, located on a 50' X 106.5' corner lot in a Local Retail business District at 3929 Lorain Avenue; subject to the limitations of Section 343.01, the proposed expansion of use is first permitted in a General Industry District as an accessory use or incidental to a permitted use, and only on special permit from the Board of Zoning Appeals when such use is within 300 feet of a Residence District, according to Sections 345.04(b)(5) of the Codified Ordinances.

Previous Crematory Post

Cows: An Invasive Species

It never occurred to me that America's beef-eating culture is a holdover from feudal Europe. 

World Changing blogger Justus Stewart on eating American:

Because, really, it makes no cultural sense. There were no cows in America when Europeans landed here. The cattle we know today are here because we brought them here. We eat beef because the English ate beef. We have lawns because the English had lawns.  . . . beef and lawns were status symbols