[Homesteadingfamily] Re: Just wanted to introduce myself :)

Hi, I had a few questions...
what was the program you were watching with Jessie Ventura? Where might i find it?
I am sure the government knows much more than they are telling us. To 'protect' us from ourselves. ha

Also be careful with fibreglass tool handles. we tried them and they do not work well in hot climates. after a while we found they started to give off glass splinters and were they a pain!!! I for one want good quality hardwood handles. I once knew a man who made his own from his own trees.

Good luck and keep preparing.

Nancy
from north central florida and hopfully to be from somewhere else!

--- In Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com, "Jeanne Lookabill" <atasteofcreole@...> wrote:
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> The only geothermal I'm familiar with is in Iceland where they bury lines
> deep in the ground for heat. That is way to expensive. As solar and wind
> are very expensive to install. Transoms and ceiling fans are initially 1/8
> the cost.
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> My aunt built a metal home, yes one of those kits on the tele, and hers was
> paid off in a year. She loves hers. she built her house (well, we did on
> weekends) as a box inside the 'shed' and insulation fills the between parts.
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> A house only falls in disrepair if it's not taken care of. I learned that
> the hard way! J That is not always true, I've seen people live in mobile
> shanty's while driving brand new F-10 pick-up trucks. They'll spend
> thousands on their toys, but live in a hovel.
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> Yes, we call them Parishes in Loser-ana. We were divided into voting
> sections by the Church. Oh, REMEMBER TO VOTE! If you don't vote, you have
> no right to complain about them!
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> Hubby and I tape Jesse Ventura and he did a special on 2012. I saw the
> first 15 min before I felt bad watching it w/o him. HE said he has proof
> the US Govt is building tons of underground bunkers because they have
> evidence it'll be a solar flare! There was more about it, but I have to
> wait for his majesty! L
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> We're doing that now with the tools. We're purchasing one a month (shovel,
> pick ax, etc) that we can use on land so we'll have it and not have to buy
> them.
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> Hey, perhaps you can answer. I'd like to get extra handles for tools too,
> if there were protected from elements, do you think they'd last? I'm
> thinking they would; protected that is. I'd like to get fiberglass, but he
> doesn't like the feel of it.
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> Jeanne
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