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Hey everyone.

I have no idea what I am doing but am interested in learning more about permaculture. I am a wife and mother to an awesome family.

We started a small garden this year. We figured it is better to start small and be able to manage it, then have it be a waste of resources.

I wouldn't mind being a bit more simple, but let's just say I would be a lousy pioneer because I do like some modern day conveniences. (ex: indoor plumbing, stove, oven, fridge, etc.)




 
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Welcome to Permies.
Nothing wrong with modern conveniences. I'd be lost without a coffee machine.
 
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