[Rodamala]

Can some single, white, lovely, young, unattached, FReepette, let’s say around 30 years-old, contact me about a prospective “business venture”? You knit me socks, and I will help mend the fences on our farm for the sheep pasture where you get the wool to make my socks.

Send a photo of your gun, truck, and bass boat via PM.

Thanks in advance,
Rodamala

[familyop]

"Can some single, white, lovely, young, unattached, FReepette, let’s say around 30 years-old, contact me about a prospective “business venture”? You knit me socks, and I will help mend the fences on our farm for the sheep pasture where you get the wool to make my socks.

Send a photo of your gun, truck, and bass boat via PM.

Thanks in advance,
Rodamala"

LOL! An immigrant somewhere from a "developing" country or a homeless, young American woman might take you up on that offer.

Computerized knitting machines can be built at home. Looking for any news now on small scale spinning equipment (the most urgent problem to solve for community-based textiles). Fence posts can be planted with homebuilt augers (corner braces, line posts) or hydraulics (t-posts). There's still more than enough to be done on a farm, though (all DIY maintenance for chances of success). A friend of mine already has agreements for $3.10 a pound for this season's "grass-fed" beef on the hoof (what a deal, thanks to generous city slickers).