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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Year’s End
December 28, 2013 I made a pot of chicken and vegetable soup for Christmas dinner (and supper). And before you say, “Poor old woman,” this was a deliberate choice based on several factors – the main one being, had I … Continue reading
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Tagged Morality, preparing emotionally, self sufficiency, the new year
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Winter Solstice
December 21, 2013 We had rain last night. As the temperature dropped below freezing, it froze on the tree branches turning them to crystal by the time I woke up this morning. Lovely. As the temperature rises above … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, Climate change, collapse, economy, environment, food, living within nature, Society, the financial system
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That Your Flight Not Be in Winter
December 14, 2013 First thing this morning, even before turning on the light, I peered through the slats on the venetian blind to check for snowfall during the night. Up here in north Springfield, we’ve had about seven inches over … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate change, current events, economic collapse, environment, food, Peak oil, Society, Warfare and Conflict, water
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Being Old in Wintertime
December 7, 2013 We are getting old together – the cat, the dog and I. The cat, who is thirteen, now, has turned gray around the head and tail, sleeps a lot more and, although still curious, sometimes needs my … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, collapse, Death, Morality, preparing emotionally, The world around us
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Bunkering Down
December 1, 2013 Forbes had a fascinating article on their forbes.com page this past week, titled, “Billionaire Bunkers: Beyond the Panic Room, Home Security Goes Sci-Fi”. http://www.forbes.com/sites/morganbrennan/2013/11/27/billionaire-bunkers-beyond-the-panic-room-home-security-goes-sci-fi/?utm_campaign=forbestwittersf&utm_source=twitter&utm_content=bufferc37c9&utm_medium=twitter The caption under the picture at the top of the page … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate change, collapse, economic collapse, Morality, Peak oil, preparing emotionally
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The Conflicted Doomer 