http://hq-celebrity.com/alicia-keys-concert-in-spain/ Female Celebrity News, HQ Pictures, and Gossip. Sat, 26 May 2012 02:13:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://hq-celebrity.com/alicia-keys-concert-in-spain/#comment-16693 Panaitache Thu, 29 Mar 2012 00:52:32 +0000 http://hq-celebrity.com/alicia-keys-concert-in-spain/#comment-16693 I like her comments, but wish eyervone would stop' referring to mainstream (stubborn ignorance in manufacturing) products as regular'. They actually are NOT regular in any sense of the word. As soon as synthetic dyes, and/or artificial contents of any kind become the standards in producing anything, it can no longer be considered regular', but quite IRREGULAR. REGULAR' would denote a kind of classic availability of ingredients that should be quickly biodegradable, without harming the environment. I can't think of any modified' construction of apparel anywhere that would be safely called regular'. SO (imho), I'd have to say that the clear-thinking organics that are currently on line with regular' old fashioned goodness, genuine contents of natural ingredients, would have to be the REGULAR' materials we want on our bodies, in our homes and fields & on our plates. Of course, I know what AS meant by her statement, but I truly think that if we all began calling it what it (truly) is, we could rapidly change the societal perspective, and thus CHANGE THE WORLD! It IS all in the way we look at it, is't it? MY REGULAR' is WORTHY of being called regular'. Anything less, well, just doesn't quite measure up, does it? No more false labels, please. Make eyervone accountable for what they make and push over as something else. It's wrong, so say so! My next (connecting thoughts) coment is: Stop buying it. AND, If you can get (anything) here, don't buy it from anyplace else, not China, not Mexico. Let's support the good people of USA. I like her comments, but wish eyervone would stop’ referring to mainstream (stubborn ignorance in manufacturing) products as regular’. They actually are NOT regular in any sense of the word. As soon as synthetic dyes, and/or artificial contents of any kind become the standards in producing anything, it can no longer be considered regular’, but quite IRREGULAR. REGULAR’ would denote a kind of classic availability of ingredients that should be quickly biodegradable, without harming the environment. I can’t think of any modified’ construction of apparel anywhere that would be safely called regular’. SO (imho), I’d have to say that the clear-thinking organics that are currently on line with regular’ old fashioned goodness, genuine contents of natural ingredients, would have to be the REGULAR’ materials we want on our bodies, in our homes and fields & on our plates. Of course, I know what AS meant by her statement, but I truly think that if we all began calling it what it (truly) is, we could rapidly change the societal perspective, and thus CHANGE THE WORLD! It IS all in the way we look at it, is’t it? MY REGULAR’ is WORTHY of being called regular’. Anything less, well, just doesn’t quite measure up, does it? No more false labels, please. Make eyervone accountable for what they make and push over as something else. It’s wrong, so say so! My next (connecting thoughts) coment is: Stop buying it. AND, If you can get (anything) here, don’t buy it from anyplace else, not China, not Mexico. Let’s support the good people of USA.

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