i was at the grocery store the other day and wanted some 'sun porch' reading, so i picked up a copy of mother earth news.
okay. wow. this magazine is just up my alley :) yeah, sure, there are some hippy dippy things about global warming, and plants being on the same par as humans, that don't jive with my beliefs exactly.
however, it's been a long time since i read a whole magazine cover to cover. i now feel good about not using pesticides in my garden, because that makes me cool. i also have a shopping guide for how to pick the best garden hoe. and when i get time, i am most certainly going to look into getting my guinea chicken coop set up, and building my yurt retreat in the mountains/trees!
sigh. i decided to order a subscription. hopefully, it is compostable :))
and yes, life is good.
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my brother used to live next to a yurt. the people who lived there pooped outside in a hole.
just saying.
ah, these blogs are fun aren't they?
i knew you would pipe up about the yurt.
i will live in a deluxe yurt, with a fancy 'hole' to p*** in.
so there ;)
a yurt? I am thinking it is somekind of tent? I probably would have liked it in my younger days:)
I just want to know if you're going to "Make the BEST CHEESE You've Ever Tasted!" I'm intrigued by that...
I like your hippy dippy-ness. :)
:) i just pulled that graphic off the web, i WISH i had the cheese issue!!
might have to hunt some back issues at the library for that one...!
yeah cher. a yurt is a newfangled tent/tepee. they are cool.
There are some pretty fancy yurts out there. However I'm thinking yurts are not exactly winter compatible here. But then, that's just my heat-lovin' self talking.
In the interets of recycling you can always pass on your old issues to me when you're done with them.
(And I can remember my dad reading Mother Earth News when I was a kid. Closet hippies, we are.)
jealous of the Chickens. hope that goes well. Love the Rocks. Also, I will look for this Mag, if I get out of my little fenced in world to a store and not a meeting. K~
I can't help but think what Dr. Seuss might have living in a yurt.
You need to friend my sissy on FB. She has entered the world of chicken-farming/owning/cooping, or whatever it is you do with chickens. Beware: it appears to be addictive. She's now collecting them, like, er, clocks, or succulents..
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