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reaches behind itself to reclaim the past for the sake of the future
'There is a desperate need to recast energy descent as a positive process that can free people from the strictures and dysfunctions of growth economics and consumer culture.'
From David Holmgren's Future Scenarios.
An idea whose time has come...again
(pronounced G force) Urban Homesteading in an uncertain world. Raising chickens, rabbits and a garden..... near city center.
The Sankofa Bird
reaches behind itself to reclaim the past for the sake of the future
'There is a desperate need to recast energy descent as a positive process that can free people from the strictures and dysfunctions of growth economics and consumer culture.'
From David Holmgren's Future Scenarios.
G4s Goals
- More rain collection and watering options
- Add Honeybees
- Save up for new computer
- Finish Flannel quilt
- Finish hand quilt
- Sell Motorcycle
- Pay off car
- Done! Pay off Chibi's Viola
- Clean out storage in Garage
- Dig worm pits
- Refinance Balloon Payment on the house
- Add solar items
- Finish Adobe Oven
- Purchase Berkley water filter
- Add chain link fencing
- Save 6 months living expenses
- Pay off credit card debt - done but with new charge of xtracycle
- Turn front yard into edible landscaping:
Blogs of those on a similar path
- A possee ad esse
- An Adventure Called Bicycling
- Backwards Beekeepers
- Chile Chews
- Crunchy Chicken
- Down to Earth
- Farm Natters
- Fast Grow the Weeds
- From my Homestead
- Granny Miller
- Green Pa's place
- Home Grown Evolution
- Homesteading in a Condo
- House Full of Rabbits
- Jewish Simplicity
- little house in the suburbs
- Living Deliberately
- Maalu Cheese
- Meadowlark - Just Wandering Through
- Organic Needle
- Peak Oil Housfrau
- Powering Down
- Preserving Traditions
- Robs World
- Simple Green Frugal coop
- stony run farm
- Stop the Ride!
- Take Joy!
- The Back Forty
- The Great Change
- The Potager Garden
- The Qi papers
- The Slow Cook
- Wisdom of the Trowel
Reference Websites
- Backwoods Home
- Cheese Making How-tos
- Community Solutions
- Countrylife Articles from Leamans
- Crimson Sage - Medicinal Plants Nursery
- Eat local challenge
- Eat Well Guide
- Food Democracy
- Food shed Planet
- Future Scenarios
- Garden Girl TV
- Global Public Media
- Grist
- Hen and Harvest
- Kitchen Gardeners
- Kitchen Gardeners International
- Ktichen Garden forumns
- Lehman's Country store
- Mother Earth News
- Mountain Rose Herbs
- Mr. Wendall Berry of Kentucky
- My Wooden Spoon
- Path to Freedom e-neighborhood
- Portland Preserves
- Revive the Victory Garden
- Richard Heinberg's site
- Seafood Watch by geographic region
- Seed Trust
- The Kitchen Garden Network
- Transition Culture
- Transition Culture
- Transition Towns
Backyard homesteading
Grinding Grain for Bread
Homemade bread every week
Homemade laundry soap
Hang laundry to dry
Composting
Raising chickens
2 rain barrels set up
1/2 acre Vegie garden
Walking and bicycling more
Preserving fresh produce
Working on 3 month food stores
Use Diva Cup
Use Cloth Shopping bags
Buy raw milk direct from cow owner
Self-sufficient wood heating
Homemade bread every week
Homemade laundry soap
Hang laundry to dry
Composting
Raising chickens
2 rain barrels set up
1/2 acre Vegie garden
Walking and bicycling more
Preserving fresh produce
Working on 3 month food stores
Use Diva Cup
Use Cloth Shopping bags
Buy raw milk direct from cow owner
Self-sufficient wood heating
Victory Garden
An idea whose time has come...again
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9 comments:
She's a remarkable bun. I want to nom those ears so bad.
ilex, she wouldn't mind a bit.
I love how all your critters get along!
The puppy has bunny love!
Love the first pic! A cat, a dog and a bunny.. all on the same couch! I just love it when all the critters get along well with each other :)
ahh...the peaceable kingdom...beautiful!
Such a dewlap! My current girl has a very demure dewlap. I miss the bountiful, fluffable sort (but of course Syd's is very lovely).......
Woman, I wish I could send you the HERD of rabbits that are eating my cantaloupe flowers and buds! My neighbors didn't cut their grass for a year, and they loved it when the baby rabbits hatched. And hatched. And hatched. Now we're infested. I'm using blood meal to keep them off the melons. Everything else A-OK. Glad to see you're doing well.
Caroline, Tenn.
oh that is just adorable..i dont know if my cats would be so kind
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