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The Ball Blue Book Guides You Through Survival Gardening Abundance
We’re each bound to make mistakes as gardeners, whether new or experienced, and we live and learn. A few years ago I grew more cucumbers than my wife cared for. This year I’ve had a wonderful crop of green beans, much of which I’ve put into the freezer. Frankly, I’d rather err on the side of having too much of anything than too little. It is food after all and shouldn’t be allowed to go to waste. So an overabundance is a good mistake and a blessing in my opinion.

Millennium Ark: Hot News
Mountain House claims this situation is due to a backlog of orders, which may very well be true, but who is purchasing all of their food? This is a massive global corporation.

One idea: the military. Things are certainly ramping up with Iran and debates abound on news segments whether or not to implement a preemptive strike in conjunction with Israel.

comrade simba » Blog Archive » I ain’t feeding the sheeple no more…
Fuck ‘em. Eat your ethanol offal laced Vole-Mart battery eggs for a buck forty-nine. Complain about the texture of my 3 dollar a pound fresh goat cheese? Well, go pay whatever for the store bought shit. I’m tired of sterilizing jars and hand delivering the milk to your door anyway. I can get enough for my family just letting the goats run through the woods rather than pumping them full of ten dollar a bag feed just so I can generate a surplus… to buy more feed.

Keep It Simple Survival!: Hellooooooo Dolly!
Well, I got me a hurricane takin’ aim at me. Dolly is projected to make landfall just north of Brownsville, but it’s still too early to know where she’s really gonna go. These things have a nasty habit of swinging to the north a bit further than the computer models say. Add to that that these storms like to zig and zag around, just to keep things interesting. The latest poop is that it may hit category 3 before landfall, which I don’t doubt. The Gulf is warm as hell, and there’s no shearing winds aloft. We’ll see how it goes.

No Nanny State - Molon Labe!
I’ve written a number of times how Nanny at all levels of government should regulate, not operate. If there is a good reason to regulate something (which Nanny seems to find very easy to do), Nanny should lay out the requirements of the expected results, but NOT the way to do it. When you cross that line, you’ve gone from regulator to operator, even if you’re not actually doing the work.