Make no mistake, I have no lack of interest in firearms. I enjoy all of their possibilities. Where I live, its not unheard of to have a "shooting" get together. I look forward to these not only to support the constitutional right, but to also responsibility represent a choice of protection and procurement of food. It makes no difference to me what your thoughts on guns are, but it does make a difference to others.
Sometime this month is the big yard sale, its a time to get the house cleaned out for all the junk. My wife calls it the purge. A systematic selling of everything that we haven't touched in 6 months. I find it interesting as the process begins, how attached we become to things that we don't use. It makes no sense to keep or store many of the things that weigh us down in our lives.
On another note, my wife started a process called once-a-month cooking. Yes it does save us time. No the meals don't taste like cardboard. No you won't find me in an apron either. The plan is to cook one time a month including preparation for meals that we can eat throughout the month. It has worked so far. It saves my wife loads of time as she has been a full cafeteria for our home for quite some time. It was time to give her back time through the efficiency of new ideas. This one has tremendous promise.
How do I tie these together? You don't want to be around when they start, there is always a mess at the end, and in the end they all have tremendous worth to those who do and use them right.
Sometime this month is the big yard sale, its a time to get the house cleaned out for all the junk. My wife calls it the purge. A systematic selling of everything that we haven't touched in 6 months. I find it interesting as the process begins, how attached we become to things that we don't use. It makes no sense to keep or store many of the things that weigh us down in our lives.
On another note, my wife started a process called once-a-month cooking. Yes it does save us time. No the meals don't taste like cardboard. No you won't find me in an apron either. The plan is to cook one time a month including preparation for meals that we can eat throughout the month. It has worked so far. It saves my wife loads of time as she has been a full cafeteria for our home for quite some time. It was time to give her back time through the efficiency of new ideas. This one has tremendous promise.
How do I tie these together? You don't want to be around when they start, there is always a mess at the end, and in the end they all have tremendous worth to those who do and use them right.
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