Comments on AUTHENTIC HOMEMADE: 28-day real-food challenge article: a response

Thanks all! Motherhen- I know, I too try to limit ...

2010-03-07T07:37:14.990-05:00

Thanks all! Motherhen- I know, I too try to limit the negativity and read the article days before going back to read the comments- then I couldn't stop (like the train wreck you can't look away from.)
Angela- absolutely! I used to be an avid coupon clipper(now it's harder to find coupons for real food)- it took more active time than making NT syle food.
Katie- thanks. I know, some of the comments were awful, but hopefully they led some people to actually read Jenny's blog.

Shelley, Awesome assessment. My jaw was on the fl...

2010-03-05T22:43:56.822-05:00

Shelley,
Awesome assessment. My jaw was on the floor when I read those comments at the article! Crazy. Jenny got some good traffic who appreciate real food, though, too, so that was great exposure. Thanks for being real with us!
:) Katie

I didn't read the comments because I have gott...

2010-03-05T11:45:00.843-05:00

I didn't read the comments because I have gotten used to the fact that the majority of folks want an easy fix. They don't want to actually understand the reasoning behind the NT diet.

I agree wholeheartedly with your comments.

What takes more time? Clipping coupons to get cheap SAD items such as processed cereals and junk foods or soaking oats for oatmeal? Making some homemade healthy treats?

BRAVO! I am trying to limit my exposure to negati...

2010-03-05T10:05:35.470-05:00

BRAVO! I am trying to limit my exposure to negativity during Lent, so I avoided the majority of the comments. IMO, you'll never win with mainstream people. They want what they want when they want it, no matter the price they'll pay down the road (in terms of health).

Great post, I feel exactly the same way that you do. Kudos for Jenny. I know it couldn't have been easy to make herself a target to ugly people.