Fred Frank V Bur

Carolyn Stapelkemper wrote:Hello i like every thing about ya but most important to me is do you have and love dogs? Even though im a Vegan and there are lots other things we have in common, but i need to know if you have a passion for dogs like i do?
Thank you
Carolyn

PS
I am 71. Live in east texas.

I am a few years younger, with being vegan over a dozen years and not using meat much longer, I don't have any animals I keep.

I guess I am already a zealot off the deep end. I already know I can't tell others what to do. I still have to endorse separating along with any others from life in cities, well apart enough on land to be growing all of what can be that would be enough for subsistence and material useful for making things, that would be best for continuing sustainably. I think of fifty different things I can be growing, when joining with others.

Niccie Rowbottom wrote:Any kids in the community? It seems Ecuador is a vegan haven but most lack children.

This is news to me. Is there a source of this information? A community really needs children there where it would continue. Clearly a community will not without children growing up there, even if new people are permitted to join, it would not be with the same continued stability.

Merry Christmas

The cost of living sounds ideal. But with being on retirement from SS and I do not think I can leave this country and still have it. But I would go to where I live without it with a place where I grow everything that is needed.

My standard and what is a safe fallback for a sandwich, and everything I many myself is vegan, is using hummus and pickle slices in it. Any vegetable I would want in it would work with that.

I never did get any of the COVID vaccines and I was never sick from COVID. I did still isolate myself pretty well. I don't know why so many who were vaccinated for COVID had problems they voiced to me or to any others about this not getting the vaccines. Why were they vaccinated if they had no protection against the unvaccinated, and they would still be getting sick? It was totally illogical.

I had to look up preconception nutrition. I would never tell you how to eat and you could continue with it. My way is not so different, I do not eat processed foods and this way I eat is really very healthy, I would answer any questions about it still.

I would really like to grow a lot the things that can be used for food, and some other things too. I am older but in good form to be active still.

My meals are few but so tasty

I am learning to make and eat from just whole foods that could be growing, that I'll be doing, making the simple things I can make from it all. I hope to have others with me who are into growing those things and doing the same, there will need to be the good land for this, and willingness to live this primitive way with independence from civilization I am seeing is needed.

It is great to have huge variety that can be foraged. Yet for the least impact, it is of value to reseed in the same area. And to have an area for growing things is also important, while having what is grown being among compatible plants there, not as crops. Variety is really better for any of us.