• Work continues on mezzanine flooring
• Recycling old lumber from flooring, pulling staples & nails
• Taco Tuesday & Poker Night
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Animals are the messengers of the tree, and trees the gardens of animals. Life depends upon life. All forces, all elements, all life forms are the biomass of the tree. ―Bill Mollison
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Jocelyns's Hens And Chicks House Leeks, extremely hardy plants and medicinal
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Using the floor nailer
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Using brad gun
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Food color spectrum
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Poker Night!
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Playing with Paul's Permaculture cards
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The Kings of Permaculture
“You must be shapeless, formless, like water." ―Bruce Lee
That floor looks good! What will that space be used for? For storage?
Thank you Julia! All of our carpentry skills improved. Storage is precisley what it will be used for.
Storing the tipi poles, tipi canvas, tarps, rocket mass heater materials, etc.
• Installed second spice rack in kitchen
• Completely dissambled and repaired front loading washer
(ball bearings were completely worn out)
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Everyday is a new opportunity to learn, to grow, to work, to love.
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Installation of second spice rack
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Complete! Spice is life ;)
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With the proper tools, parts, and wisdom almost anything can be restored/repaired.
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Washer disassembly
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Youtube University
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In fixing something that everyone uses and relies on, it is easy to stay motivated and focused. If it helps the Tribe it is worthwhile.
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Raus mit dem Alten, rein mit dem Neuen. (Out with the old, in with the new.)
“You must be shapeless, formless, like water." ―Bruce Lee
Besides storage of the items Philip mentioned, paul also hopes to someday use the space as "hippy storage". When the bermshed is complete and expanded we plan to put a lot of those materials in that relatively dry spot. The mezzanine could then be used as a sort of bunk room for students or boots.