Megan Kimble

“The tasks we have decided to label mundane—as tasks!—are that which accumulate into relationships and memories. Cooking dinner or helping your kids with homework. If what we do every day is more important than what we do once in a while, then outsourcing our day-to-day demands to serve the goals of the once-in-awhile—those big-ticket purchases we save our time and money for—seems like a net loss. A little chipping away at the fullness of life, in all its messiness.”
― Megan Kimble, Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food

“We are surrounded by disposables and left with the tired legacy of those who believed the earth to be inexhaustible. O”
― Megan Kimble, Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food