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I'd love to see a "Permaculture Couples" sub thread in the community thread. We've already got the "Permaculture Singles" thread...

It would be a great place - not for whining about your [non-perm] partner like we could have a tendency towards (see my most recent post in the shiitake thread), but hopefully for posting tips and tricks for making these "mixed marriages" work!
 
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I'll start it! I've got a good one.
 
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Yay! And as a permie I love a good story!
 
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Ok, there's a thread here. If it gets traction, we can ask for a whole forum.
 
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