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Saturday, February 7, 2015

Mountain Dog or City Dog

Mountain Dog???

Or City Dog?? 

Is there a difference?? Only to the predators.... That is it.


Friday, February 6, 2015

what Mountain man do for Valentine's Day


There is close to 100 different jewelry choices for all ages, sex and budgets. Personally, this Mountain Man George Reviews likes the leather key to be. The girly stuff just doesn't catch my attention, but the Mrs Don't back down from bling. 

So Mountain Man of the world, don't forget your little lady this Valentine's day. The dog house ain't worth it.

Stage One for Land purchase and use


http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles2/evangelista106.html


We are at the very first stage looking for a new home. My wants are to live off the land as much as possible. Garden, fruit trees, solar, very tiny home. Our budget has decreased by great deal and is forcing us to really do a lot of research. And planning for when we do move on how to cut down our every day living expenses by 80%… The link about is really got our ears and thinking cap on. However number crunching time is sucking the life out of us for the next three months.





Thursday, February 5, 2015

Trash or Wood

No one has a special bin under their sink, but every year we throw away millions of tons of wood waste, very polluting waste. In addition to saturating the ecological islands (local waste separation & recycling centre and landfill) – in the lucky case that it ends up there – in an environment without oxygen such as a landfill, wood releases methane: a greenhouse gas 20 times more harmful than carbon dioxide. 
http://www.grupposaviola.com/en/10-facts-about-wood/

 I love this idea for spare wood pieces. Which is perfect for those with such little land use. Gives you control and saves on food cost. Garden box everyone can do.

Bubble Boy Boutique: How to raise funds for your own WEDDING

Bubble Boy Boutique: How to raise funds for your own WEDDING: A couple of years ago, I went to a bridal shower. Each guest paid $25.00 per tag. $10 went to the bride and groom and it was an awesome wa...