Such fears caused Joyce Jimerson of Bellingham, Wash., a coordinator for a recycling-composting program affiliated with Washington State University, to make her yard an “edible garden,” with fruit trees and vegetables, in case supplies are threatened by oil shortages, climate change or economic collapse. “It’s all the same ball of wax, as far as I’m concerned,” she said.<<<
This one I can agree with.
When Scott was 15, he got careless with a power mower and lost a toe to it.
And I took a look at lawns and never wanted one again.
Why grow useless grass? When one could grow food and flowers.
I was glad when the hippies started planting the yards with “wildflowers”.
I think more and more people want to try survival preps, the hand writing is on the wall.
Y2K was only a training lesson.
So can I.
I think more and more people want to try survival preps, the hand writing is on the wall.
I also believe that many will never tell anyone that they are doing survival preps. I imagine they would think that people would think that they were 'weird'. Lol
Y2K was only a training lesson.
Again, I agree.
Hubby went grocery shopping (he can stretch a dollar farther than I can) and he said my coffee grounds he bought last week cost $6.18 pound. Today it cost him $8.18 for the same bag. That is a huge increase.