All I can say is that he's a native Mainer ;).
What a stud!
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About Me
- Wendy
- I'm growing roots, both figuratively and literally, in the suburbs of southern Maine with Deus Ex Machina, our great kids, a flock of suburban chickens, some whacky ducks, and a herd of rabbits.
Foraged wildflowers make the table just a bit prettier.
Advance praise for Surviving the Apocalypse in the Suburbs" by John Michael Greer, author The Long Descent: A User's Guide to the End of the Industrial Age
In this eminently practical and thoughtful book, Wendy Brown takes on the challenge of exploring the options for surviving and thriving through hard times in the suburbs, and carries it off with aplomb. Highly recommended!
In this eminently practical and thoughtful book, Wendy Brown takes on the challenge of exploring the options for surviving and thriving through hard times in the suburbs, and carries it off with aplomb. Highly recommended!
Mooseboots - A Metaphoric Journey to a Pair of Boots
Where Deus Ex Machina Blogs
Doomer Dinner Party
Hardcore doomers party in the rain :).
Brain Tanning One of the Deer Hides
People Who "Like" Surviving the Suburbs
Like What You Read Here? Check Out My Articles at the Hen & Harvest and GroovyGreen
- Convenience Stored Foods
- Book Review: Long Emergency
- Raising Urban Chickens
- Oh, Give Me A Home: One Woman's Journey to Adopt the Suburbs (Part I)
- A Rose By Any Other Name (Part II)
- Pass The Scoop, I Likes Me Some Ice Cream With My Cake (Part III)
- There Was No Fat Lady Singing (Part IV)
- Sustainable Suburbs: Fowl Language (Part V)
- Sustainable Suburbs: Self-Sufficiency (Part VI)
- Love Thy Neighbor (Part VII)
- Feeding the Suburbs (Part VIII)
HOME BREWED GOODNESS
Surviving the Suburbs Library
Homeschooling Math books:
Murderous Maths Box Set
Life of Fred Elementary Series Complete 10 Book Set (Life of Fred)
DIY in the Suburbs (and other places):
The Complete Joy of Homebrewing Third Edition (Harperresource Book)
The Thinking Beekeeper: A Guide to Natural Beekeeping in Top Bar Hives
Backyard Sugarin': A Complete How-To Guide, Third Edition
The Encyclopedia of Country Living
Surviving the Apocalypse in the Suburbs: The Thrivalist's Guide to Life Without Oil
Life of Fred Elementary Series Complete 10 Book Set (Life of Fred)
DIY in the Suburbs (and other places):
The Complete Joy of Homebrewing Third Edition (Harperresource Book)
The Thinking Beekeeper: A Guide to Natural Beekeeping in Top Bar Hives
Backyard Sugarin': A Complete How-To Guide, Third Edition
The Encyclopedia of Country Living
Surviving the Apocalypse in the Suburbs: The Thrivalist's Guide to Life Without Oil
The Gutenberg Project
My Very First Challenge = October 2009
The Creeping Crud(e)
5 comments:
It was 40 degrees today! Balmy!
Can I put that picture on my blog? I'll title it: My Crazy Father... What's he doing in that picture any way?
What's funny, Bezzie, is I agree with you. It was in the upper-30s yesterday, and it was balmy ... for winter time ;), and if we'd turned the camera around, I was out there in just a hoodie sweatshirt taking his picture ;).
I just love the picture of him in shortsleeves with all of that snow on the ground. It amuses me. I have a picture of my daughters barefooted playing hopscotch in the driveway with snowbanks in the background. It amuses me, too ;).
Well, all I can say is you all must have pudding for blood. :D
Wendy you need not fear China. we don't have anything they want except our rapidly declining dollar, with which they can still buy all of the resources and resource companies around the world on the cheap; except that is, in Russia. Russia has only 150 million people (Mexico about 170 million) but 1/7 of the world's land mass. Most of that land mass is filled with raw materials: oil and gas, timber, minerals, precious metals, and water, since Lake Baikal holds fully 1/5 of all of the fresh water in the world. that's more than all of the Great Lakes combined! You should worry, Wendy, only if you live in Irkutsk.
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