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 February 28, 2009 by hyperlocavore
A very handy way to sort through the dire warnings about catastrophic climate change…
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Posted on January 20, 2009 by hyperlocavore
Here are a lot of the reasons I think group gardens and yardsharing is an idea whose time has come. Every reason is not meant to appeal to everyone. See if just one make sense to you! Then join us to explore the possibilities! It’s up to you what makes sense for you and yours. We just hope to inspire!
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