Food for Thought

FOOD FOR THOUGHT:

Because the Face of Hunger May Look Different Than You Think.

It panics me to think that you don't know about fellow blogger Pitcherlady's endeavors.
The profile on her blogging project, Food for Thought, reads:

This project was born of the desire to educate the public about hunger and the way it presents itself in the United States today. Too often it arrives at the party disguised as your neighbor, or your Aunt Dorothy.

Susan Adcock does a beautiful job of putting a face on hunger with her photography. The photos in themselves are breathtaking. Realizing the situation under which they were taken—at shelters, hospitals, foodbanks—makes each of them more poignant.

I love this blog, I love her cause, I love that she bothers. Subscribe to it, and tune in regularly. It's important that we don't forget what she puts out there.

A sampling, with her permission:








Her latest entry reads that she's taking a break for a few weeks. The blog needs a little more traffic; leave her a comment, and surprise her when she gets back, won't you?

That's not all. Click on the "Got a Stamp?" link on her personal blog, Pitcherlady. Then, go find a stamp and a postcard.

Yes, I am bossing you around.

Just do it.

I'll go first.