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Tag Archives: self sufficiency
Get Ready
January 24, 2015 Before I start what will be a rather short blog today, I just want to let those of you who have inquired know that I’m feeling better, though not back up to snuff, yet. Thanks for your … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Uncategorized
Tagged current events, economic collapse, living within nature, self sufficiency
10 Comments
The Year the Nose Fell Off
January 10, 2015 Despite today being sunny and cold, here, with the promise of a warm-up later next week, things are looking pretty cloudy in the oil patch over the unfolding year ahead – and, sadly, what happens in the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged current events, economic collapse, empire, gardening, self sufficiency
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Your Money or Your Life?
October 11, 2014 There’s an old joke (I remember it as part of Jack Benny’s comedy routine back in the 1950s) about the wealthy penny pincher who was confronted by an armed robber saying, “Your money or your life?” The … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged collapse, current events, Politics, preparing emotionally, self sufficiency
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Early Morning Thoughts
August 9, 2014 This morning, I did something I rarely do on blog post day. After reading some of the morning news, I went out into the garden. While it was still in shade from the walnut tree, while the … Continue reading
Ukraine and Gardening – Yet Again
April 19, 2014 [My condolences to the family, loved ones and friends of Michael Ruppert. I didn’t know Mike personally, but his writings on peak oil and his blog, From the Wilderness, were among the handful of sources available when … Continue reading
Time to Get Busy, Doomers
March 15, 2014 From what I’ve read in the news, this week, it looks like we may go to war with Russia next week. Not a shooting war, (not yet, anyway,) but an economic war that in some ways is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged current events, doom, European Union, Politics, self sufficiency, the economy, United States, Warfare and Conflict
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Ukraine and Gardening
March 8, 2014 Ukraine, 2014 Photo by Mstyslav Chernov Thank goodness for the blogosphere. Yes, you have to pick your sources wisely, but you can find news there that the corporate owned, mainstream media won’t touch. Such is the … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Uncategorized
Tagged Climate change, current events, economic collapse, gardening, Peak oil, self sufficiency, Warfare and Conflict
2 Comments
Keeping Warm This Winter (II)
February 8, 2014 Last week, I told you about some things I’d done to bring my heating bill down this winter (and avoid a heart attack from opening future heating bills). Several readers noted things they had tried in the … Continue reading
Staying Warm this Winter
February 1, 2014 After opening the December utility bill, (my first winter bill for the whole house,) and nearly having a heart attack, I decided I’d better find a way to reduce my dependence on the gas furnace. Granted, my … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Climate change, current events, economy, living within nature, Peak oil, preparing emotionally, self sufficiency
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Coming out of the Cold
January 11, 2014 We went from zero for a high (with a low of -10) on Monday or Tuesday of last week to thirty-four for a low tonight and sixty degrees for a high tomorrow. Like much of the country, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Climate change, economic collapse, living within nature, Morality, Peak oil, self sufficiency, Weather
13 Comments