It just doesn't seem to be there today. It's like the syrup won't flow. Yesterday it was like there was a full container I was pouring into and there was no more room for any more water.
I got a lot of comments on my last blog post. A lot of my daily "food for thought" wrote to me. Sorta like my heros. People I really respect. People that help me keep going in this crazy fucking world. And it is a crazy fucking world.
I told my friend Charles this morning that I was looking forward to my garden, hard work though it is, because at least I would be doing something beneficial. His attitude was that the world had turned into a big ball of BLAH and he didn't feel like pushing it up hill this morning. Maybe when we all can get back to doing something beneficial the world will be okay again. Can't tell! It just might work thataway!
I will post an interesting article in a little while. It's kinda long but it is pretty damn good.
Take care.
Michael
mboone@rtccom.net
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- Staying Alive
- I've been in the survival trip for over 35 years. Worked like a dog. Had three kids. I presently live on the nearly 3000 acres we worked so hard to buy. Hills and hollers and springs and a few fields. Trying to raise organic food for my survival stash. I have a lot of friends here who are not presently on the survival trip. But we go on, knowing that we will come together to face any emergency.
3 comments:
Michael,
Glad to see you are still at it. The hill is steep and the ball is big but we'll get it pushed up over the top before long.
We are getting a lot of rain in Georgia but still not enough to break the drought. We may be the new dust bowl of the world.
Anyway, going to rent a tiller this weekend and till the garden.
Keep doing what you are doing.
Cliff in Douglasville
Look forward to the new post!It's like monsoon season here the last couple of days!We needed the rain to msay the least! Glad I got the spinach and peas planted last weekend!
Would like to get busy in the garden too but been procrastinating going to get tires. Need to get off my ass and do it!
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