1 Thessalonians 4:11-12
Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind your own business and to work with your hands, just as we told you, so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody.-
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"Post industrialization has led to hectic lives that seem to leave little room for self-sufficiency. Or so it may appear on the surface. What if, instead of sedentary hours in front of the TV, we took back the teachings of our forefathers? Instead of running to the store for ears of corn, or fresh lettuce and tomatoes for a healthy salad, should we shift our priorities back to the soil to provide for our needs?"
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Tag Archives: vermaculture
And the wormz have it…
I must confess, I have avoided writing about my worms since I got them because I was concerned I had done something wrong… A little over a week ago I picked up some worms at Walmart. I didn’t know if … Continue reading
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Tagged composting, gardening, red wriggler worms, vermaculture, worms
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The worms are coming, the worms are coming…
Pretty sad if you get excited about worms isn’t it? I took some time this morning after getting school done to get my worm bed ready. Hopefully tomorrow I will be able to find some Red Wrigglers at Walmart – … Continue reading
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Tagged gardening, rasing worms, red wriggler worms, vermaculture, worm farm, worm wrangling
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