From: cat_sanctuary	Date: June 8th, 2018 06:56 pm (UTC)		(Link)

The salt and vinegar kind, I hope.

When corporations say a chemical "weed killer" doesn't kill flowers, crops, birds, butterflies, pets, and eventually humans, they mean that it's not been used in enough quantities to work its way up the food chain--yet.

I'm a celiac, gluten-free so long I'm not even tempted to eat the wrong food, except that glyphosate is unlabelled in everything and it affects me exactly like wheat gluten only moreso, so once again I've been a good celiac and I'm having a gruesome celiac reaction anyway. Because some something-or-other believed the advertising for "Roundup."

The other "weed killers" merely affect other people first, rather than me. I could be tempted to say people should switch to atrazine, which sterilizes males, which may be a good thing har har--but it's not.

I spent a pleasant hour yesterday picking up cinnamon-vines, an invasive nuisance, by ones. There'll be more sprigs in the same place this evening; I'll pick up the fresh ones while the dry ones are burning. Bending and stretching in moderation is actually GOOD for an aging back. I can keep doing that, or I can let the vines take over. Poison is not an option.