Smart Markets Invites You to Sampling Day

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: September 10, 2009

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Support your Local Farmers Market, Northern Virginia

My friend, Jean Janessen would like to invite you and yours to a sampling day at her farmers market in Oakton this Saturday, Sept. 12.

Please come, I may see you there!  Look for me in the Hartke is Online T-shirt!

For those of you not in our area, isn’t this a great way to get the word out about a farmers market? Jean is the best market promoter!

Your blogging friend,

Kimberly

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3 Comments

  1. CELLULITE ANALYST
    Posted September 10, 2009 at 6:13 pm | Permalink

    Hi, Kimberly!

    I stumbled across the Real Food media blogs during my intensive investigation into a very serious health condition: Cellulite!! I have a sneaking suspicion that the Standard American Diet is at the center of the current cellulite epidemic in the United States, and I’m determined to get to the bottom of this matter! I’ve included a link to your blog on the Cellulite Investigation website so that my fellow cellulite victims can learn about Real Food right along with me.

    Looking forward to your next post!

    Sincerely,
    The Cellulite ANALYST
    CELLULITE ANALYST´s last blog ..The Most Wanted List: Real Ketchup My ComLuv Profile

  2. Kimberly Hartke
    Posted September 10, 2009 at 7:43 pm | Permalink

    Thanks, cellulite analyst, I have to check your blog out, I loathe cellulite, too. Can’t wait to see what you have uncovered! Maybe you’d like to do a Natural Cures guest blog post on it sometime?

  3. CELLULITE ANALYST
    Posted September 10, 2009 at 8:40 pm | Permalink

    I would love to! And I know just what I’ll write about. I used to buy in to the conventional view that cellulite it harmless, genetic, and ultimately untreatable. But then I tried this one natural cure and it completely changed my point of view. It’s the whole reason I launched the Cellulite Investigation in the first place.

    I’ll send you an email about the post. Can’t wait to share this little tidbit with your readers. It’s time we started taking cellulite seriously… and not just because we want to feel more confident come swimsuit season. (And why do swimsuits get their own entire season, anyway? You don’t hear anyone talking about “parka season” or “turtleneck season”… It’s just not fair for us poor cellulite victims!
    CELLULITE ANALYST´s last blog ..The Most Wanted List: Real Ketchup My ComLuv Profile

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