S Smithsson

good evening! i am wondering what everyone is planting today.. and not just plants!

i an trying to plant the idea of "wait" in my puppies mind, planting lots of weeds in my conpost piles, sone gratitude that i have flowers growing, and hoping to plant some tomatoe seeds in starting flats.

What are you " PLANTING" in your life today.

Sandy

If you have an old toilet ( manufactured before 1992) buy a new one as the standard changed that year to max 1.6 gallons per flush, rather than the older 3 or more gallons per flush. Even better get a Water Sense one, max 1.28 gallons per flush.

Sandy

Burra Maluca wrote:

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I'm on the hunt for a couple of lovage plants as I think they will make basic home-cooked meals much tastier, and they live for about 15 years. Much cheaper than buying celery, and easier than growing celery every

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Garlic chives. readily reseed, very tasty, bees love them and they grow for a very long season.

asparagus, another long term one.. even here in the desert we cone across patches that were planted along arroyos years ago, and are now forgotten but still producing!!

Sandy

John Valdes wrote:It looks clean and clear, links work, doesn't feel gimmicky or icky in any way.  The only thing that bugged me was the duplicate (sometimes 2 or 3 per page) menu bar [What's pie | Pie perks | Find my pie], and how it bounces you all around.

FWIW on iphone running ios 26.2.1 i only see the "whats pie... toolbar" three times, looks like a section header. The whole thing appears as one page.

Sandy

Matt McSpadden wrote: Maine is mostly a rural state and as a percentage of personal income... Maine has the highest property tax burden in the USA. If other states can offer more services for less taxes... then I think it would behoove Maine to evaluate how they are spending money (actually we are being investigated... but I  

Property taxes, income  taxes, sales taxes, business taxes... somehow things need to be paid for. Unless we go back to ( for example) paying the fire department directly, and if you dont pay you dont get service. It is almost always better to collectivly pay for common things, purchasing power and all that.

I wonder if other states do offer more services for less money? or they just pay for the services with a different funding source?

Sandy

i like it! just bought a pie to test out the stripe / apple pay. went super smoothly!

Great job!

Sandy

i do cold pile. here in the high desert that means years in a bin with no lid so some water can get to it. 5-8 years later MIGHT be compost. or might still be looking jyst like when it was filled up.  

worm bin, in the shade, now THAT one rocks and by the end if the summer they go so fast I can see it sink every day. not sure if its just the worms  that make it so so fast but there is all kind of things in it. isopods. flying specks. centupedes. cant wait fir it to start up!

sandy

Hello permies!

Like to chat with folks from Yellowknife, or who have been there.. Or who live there now

Sandy

paul wheaton wrote:

S Smithsson wrote:about plans for a simple small RMH for an apartment?

free rocket mass heater plans:



https://permies.com/goodies/7/tprt

Paul. Shiny Big one.  I love and support what you are doing. But this is NOT a realistic response to my "apartment small RMH plan" plea. 7K lbs, and 25 x 15?  

WHO HAS AN APARTMENT WITH THAT KIND OF SPACE TO BUILD A RMH??? And if they live in an apartment how are they getting 7K worth of stuff into their apartment? And when their lease is up (or their landlord finds out about it)?  Lugging it out???

If some one could come up with a **realistic** RMH tested application for apartments it would be great. Kinda like balcony solar like they have in Germany...

But it is just not there yet.

Sandy
(edited to remove two extra names!)