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What mistakes have you made on your journey to self sufficiency or sustainability? I think the mistakes are as important as the successes to some degree, so that others can learn by them, so we don't repeat them. My big one is too long of a driveway. It was impossible to shovel due to the...

Is "goaties" a regional term? No one around here uses it and never have. The first I've seen it is on here. I spent an entire afternoon in the goat barn at one county fair and nearly that long at another this past year and "goaties" was not in the vocabulary of the 4-H'ers or parents. Not the...

Zambia's native food is Millet and Sorghum which are suited to the native soil. I only brought up population for sake of discussion from the possible viewpoint of the Zambia president. It isn't included in the body of text that BB is required to draw from so not something he can include if...

:welcome Is it a blackhead remover or exfoliate or both?

Historically, war, famine and disease have kept populations in check. There have been increasing successes controlling these 3 factors, but the price has been population growth on land that cannot sustain the growth. I can see the Zambia president with a dwindling population approaching...

It should be interesting to see how the controversies are discredited or put to rest. As with anything it is better to have understanding of both sides of an issue to make informed choices. It sounds like a college level class. Are you in advanced placement?

Saw this antique that is similar but they are guessing too: http://www.goantiques.com/detail,unique-wood-butter,1886325.html and this Japanese candy mold operates like yours...

How cool! :cool: Will he be personally conducting the tour?

That's a lot of skiing! You two must have stayed in good shape all winter. Our snow got so deep that I couldn't XC ski the last month and half and spent time on the treadmill instead. Not as much fun. :tongue Even when it thawed I couldn't run the trails because the snow was packed down with...

I want one. :D

:hugs But technically it is still the first day of spring-- double :hugs

Haha-you don't need to convince me that I must have one. I'm there! Does yours have a radio?

I see Hardly has mastered the fine art of smilies! You know, Hardly, not seeing what the other is meaning is especially common in man-woman relationships. ETA: missed a comma

One of the things that I see from your links, WZ, is the monoculture crop mentality that is being sold to other countries, as well as here.

I'm in, although I will need to see what I can offer in fall. In addition, many of my root crops are biennials so I'll keep those in mind for 2011. I do have loads of herbs and could let some go to seed this year like German Chamomile, Winter Savory, Lovage and Beebalm, for sure.

I love the sound of peepers. That's funny-I first heard them last night too. They can really get loud. Here's a 10 minute audio clip of Spring Peepers for anyone who has a hankering to hear them; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKV5KsoDUQg

I'd love to have one of these to wake up more naturally without the jarring alarm at 5am. http://www.sunriseclockalarm.com/ Those are pricey, so is there a way to make one? I am limited in my understanding of how this would work. All I could come up with is to have a bunch of light bulbs in...

The GMO presentation is certainly very positive. Who is funding the curriculum; Monsanto? I take issue with most of the benefits list. The entire text reads like it was written by a Madison Avenue advertising agency expressly for public relations. Thanks for posting this; it gives insight into...

http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/weather/weather_news/does-ohio%27s-spring-equinox-occur-before-march-21st%3F- http://www.infoplease.com/spot/riteofspring1.html