steady saver
Full time employment: Posting here.
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- Apr 10, 2013
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Wow, 7 pages of responses!! I didn't read them all...
I love old and new school. A few "old school" things I do:
1. write letters
2. can pickles, salsa, make sauerkraut
3. make jelly out of wild mustang grapes
4. make soap
5. make bone broth from beef bones, chicken stock from chicken carcass
6. make sourdough bread (I have a starter that has been going 38 years)
7. play board games
8. make good use of the public library
9. have a vegetable garden
10. sit down to home cooked dinner most every night
I do "new school" too obviously...but I do enjoy the satisfaction of doing things that are either predictable (do it on an annual basis, based on the season year after year) and are also hands on activities that require physical work and/or human interaction.
I love old and new school. A few "old school" things I do:
1. write letters
2. can pickles, salsa, make sauerkraut
3. make jelly out of wild mustang grapes
4. make soap
5. make bone broth from beef bones, chicken stock from chicken carcass
6. make sourdough bread (I have a starter that has been going 38 years)
7. play board games
8. make good use of the public library
9. have a vegetable garden
10. sit down to home cooked dinner most every night
I do "new school" too obviously...but I do enjoy the satisfaction of doing things that are either predictable (do it on an annual basis, based on the season year after year) and are also hands on activities that require physical work and/or human interaction.