Posted on April 24, 2009 by hyperlocavore
How do we “carry on”, as the Brits might say? Well, I’m not at all interested in “carrying on” actually. I want to thrive. I was raised with mighty high expectations of what this life can be, and I’m not giving those expectations up. I want to reach the top of Maslow’s heirarchy of needs. I want to love and live well. And I want to eat REALLY well. I got used to that in the 1990’s.
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Posted on April 10, 2009 by hyperlocavore
Posted on April 3, 2009 by hyperlocavore
Reported by the Wall Street Journal originally – Some folks are taking the yard sharing idea a step further. Meet Kip Nash of Boulder Colorado, who farms 8 neighbors yards as a Community Supported Agriculture operation.
Filed under: DIY Projects, farm nerds, food not lawns, frugal living, gardening, healthy neighborhoods, slow food, the hyperlocavore movement | Tagged: backyard, farming, fightbackfriday, frugal, gardening, hyperlocavore, locavore, victory garden, yard sharing, yardsharing | 12 Comments »
