Comments on A Process Driven Life: Off-Grid Living for Agrarians, Part 7

Manette, if you look at the blog where the word "w...

2008-02-26T07:51:00.000-08:00

Manette, if you look at the blog where the word "waterglass" is, you will find it is a hyperlink. It should appear in a different color than the other words, and you should be able to click on it and it will link to another blogpost I made which describes waterglass and the process. If that doesn't work, read about it here:

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Thanks,

Michael

Dear Michael,I am enjoying this series of articles...

2008-02-26T06:36:00.000-08:00

Dear Michael,

I am enjoying this series of articles very much. I notice that Part 8 is up this morning and I can't wait to read it. I do have a question. I do not understand about storing eggs in "waterglass." Could you please point me to a place where I might read about this method of storage?

Thank you very much,
Manette

Good article. Thanks! We are going to try to get...

2008-02-24T21:28:00.000-08:00

Good article. Thanks! We are going to try to get a chicken coop going this spring. I have also started thinking about rabbits, which could be incorporated into the chicken coop. We only have two acres and a lot of it is dedicated to garden right now.
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When I started reading this, it felt like you’ve b...

2008-02-24T17:10:00.000-08:00

When I started reading this, it felt like you’ve been reading my mind. Then reading that you went through the same thing some years ago helped me know you understand; seeing you today it’s hard to think of you as a corporate sales person… Your encouragement sure does help as there are these thoughts in me, like darts, that say “You’ve got it real good right now, why do you want to change it?” and “Why don’t you do something that will make you happy, not something that will create hardships and lack?” and “You really know nothing about _________.” (fill in the blank). For example, I enjoy seeing Robert and Jenifer pluck a turkey, and my focus at some point becomes internalized and knows that I’ve never done that, let alone know how to do it; but it also recovers to the point of having them show me how to do it – that be good to do.

Your comments on pulling the trigger are correct. Reading them made me think of the saying “What do ya have to loose?” The more one has to loose the harder pulling the trigger can be.

Thanks Bunker!
Bill