Cody Hahn

I juss wuz gon to bump this heeuh thread reeeeal kwik lahk an see if we had dun heard innythang from "Tagari an them" as to whether or not they were inclined to continue to bless us with a discount.

Thanks Bro, life has gotten even better with a partner . I was a hermit for the longest

Nothing wrong with being a hermit for a good long stretch. Out of curiosity Ben, did you manage to meet your woman and now wife here on Permies (no need to say whom)? Or did you cross paths with her in the flesh somewhere from the get-go, perhaps right over in the Ozarks? Interested in how you finally found her. Maybe she found you.

Ben! Dude, good to hear from you on here. It's been a while, but man what a lovely update and outcome for you. Finally! And married? Man, that is awesome. Glad for you man.

Hope things have been playing out well on that Ozarks homestead you've been plugging away at for the last little while. I remember looking through some of those photos a couple years ago and man, what a lovely location and region.

Liv Smith wrote:Cody, we are in the process of finding out if we can still have a discount code. Stay tuned!

Hey there Liv. Any word yet as to whether this discount code remains something they want to offer to Permies foke? Thanks.

Does anyone know if there is a current/active Permies coupon code for "Permaculture: A Designer's Manual". Seems like the old ones I've tried (and I haven't used a code to purchase before, so it isn't a coupon usage limit issue) are no longer active.

I noticed this, Josh, and I noticed that one or more of Christopher Week's posts are now missing as well.

James Landreth wrote:Thank you! I'll check it out

James, did you make it out to any interesting projects in Morocco? Were you able to have a look-see at what is going on at "Oasis at the Edge of the Sahara", now also known as "Bani Hayoune Garden" (same owners/founders, Said and his partner, but different name due to slight change in scope of their work)? If so, I for one would be curious to hear your take on the work out there, and how it's going.

Take care.

Betty Garnett wrote:That happened to me last year. Look up drought info and having all boys.

Betty, this is interesting (if you are getting at what I think you are)............So, are you saying there is potentially some kind of link between drought conditions (the conditions themselves) and a greater probability of a buck goat being conceived? Huh.

Ted. I figured I'd give your thread a bump this time.

How in the world have things been going on the Nevada oasis you've been plugging away at? Are things still chugging along over there? Any new or interesting developments? Have you done much in the way of establishing trees there, or is that stage still to come at a later time?

Ted, that goat kid is too dang cute! I've been around Boer goat kids quite a bit some years back, and man, those little death-seeking springy-legs acrobats are just a hoot. Goodniss gray-shus.

Hope things have been going well enough down there outside of the Death Valley area. Now what a curious juxtaposition that ends up being-"Death Valley", and then this oasis nearly right next door you are working to restore and rejuvenate. Haha.

Steve Zoma wrote:It is what it is…What a stupid saying!!!

Hey now.............haha.

Inseparably wed to this statement is another one which walks hand-in-hand: "and it ain't what it ain't......."