good to have you as a bro

alan g

I have enjoyed reading your words.

brother martin

Sounds like a similar story, but very different too.
I was looking up peter berg and luckily stumbled upon deep green perspective and like it a lot.

What happened with the (oh shit, this is a blog. I just popped back to get the right title for that bioregional meeting in jan. and it had Changed On Me to the antarctic icesheet calving event.).

So what happened at that meeting? I guess I should look in the blog archives, ok, I will.

That was genuinely disorienting my friend, one minute in the 70’s and on the farm and having kids at home, next minute Here, Now, brought to us by cnn. Phew. Start over.

Hi nice to meet ya, sounds like we’re alike alot. You must be oldish too, Kids all over the map, raised them on a horse from birth and they haven’t been on one since they left, sound familiar?

Anyway I see bad shit coming down the pike and thought, I have a lifetime of thought and experience in surviving economic depressions and the like, that really shouldn’t just go to waste.

So I got on the silicone highway and here I am. Just like that “mexico on $5 a day guy said”

I should probably get back to you after i have read some more of your stuff so I’m not just asking already answered question. I’ll do that.

Me and joanne are 63 and 53 respectively live beside a pretty big lake in IDFdk3 BC. grow garden, chickens and cats, fish, drive a 84 toyota 4×4 on purpose, run win 98se, on purpose. write and cogitate excessively. I’m an opinionated, eco_logic_aly competent “natural historian” that has an answer for some of the worlds problems. heh heh.

So will read on

bye for now

douglas

I’m occasionally tempted to start marketing Organic Hemlock Tea … “The first tea that’s guaranteed to reduce your impact on the environment!”