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Big Lie: 1 of 4
Our federal leaders are arguing about raising the debt ceiling now. I personally have no doubts that it will be raised. It has to be raised. We are locked into an unsustainable money system that is dependent on growth and debt to … Continue reading
Vegetable Gardening 101
The most common questions about gardening come from people just starting out: What do I do? How do I start? Most any experienced gardener will tell you they never stop learning, so don’t wait until you think you ‘know it … Continue reading
More Gardening Babble from Brian
Just wanted all my friends to know about a new place for vegetable gardening information, especially for people living near the DFW metroplex. I’ve created a few blog posts there now, so put it in your RSS reader if you … Continue reading
Brian is a Permaculture Designer
I presented my design today and graduated. I’m amazed at how much material we covered in the 11 day class. It was a whirlwind of knowledge, ideas, concepts, getting dirty, building a raised bed, rain barrel, herb spiral, compost pile, working … Continue reading
Sims Lang – February 6, 1944 – May 5, 2011
I wanted to honor Amber’s dad who just passed Thursday. I’ll always remember his amazing ability to remove any bird flying in his vicinity with his 20 gauge shotgun and I respect him greatly for his ability to show unconditional … Continue reading
Garden Update – May 6, 2011
Everything is my garden is growing along pretty nicely. Out of all my beds, the new bed with 100% imported soil is doing the best. I think my next project will be to add another 12″ of height to my … Continue reading
Death of Bin Laden
I’ve been very busy lately and haven’t had time to read much of the analysis of the Bin Laden death, but I had a awkward feeling when I heard the talking heads tell me I need to be joyous and … Continue reading
Damon’s Backyard – Dallas Texas
We covered the topic of small animals today in my PDC class. We took a field trip down to a ‘beginners’ (his words) garden a few blocks away to see his chickens. The first thing I saw was his tomato … Continue reading
Garden at Stonewall Elementary School – Dallas Texas
After my PDC class a few of us stopped by to look at the gardens around the Stonewall Elementary School. It was great to see all this gardening activity at a school. There was also a butterfly garden and a … Continue reading
