The levels of fascination and knowledge your posts give me... as well the inspiration...i can't describe simply :)
Especially this one going on for so long and giving new waves of insight.
I can relate to most of the stories and would try to comment not in the order of reading :)
1st i found your blog from the post of the forest house creation ..as I remember :)
your kids were also helping :)
this is the moment to tell you, that your family inspires me to have my own, because i just missed the chance twice (for the better) and now i'm 43 and i feel a lot more wiser :)
what is interesting for me to see is almost the same ideologies as mine, but applied fully ;)
i mean: perma/conscious lifestyle and all the natural abundance flowing freely :)
heheh i wasn't aware you are a cannabis lover too :) maybe it's your first post mentioning this... Your plants are beautiful :)
you can see some of mine @balcanna's blog :) (maybe you can say hi in the #weedcash tribe too ;))
HAHAHA good smoker's den you built :)))) driving the owner crazy in a gracious way :D
- the lines are indeed chemtrails and nobody is still sure if all the conspiracies are indeed true, but it is a lot warmer here too... and filtering out the sun in the sky leaves some nasty air... and poisons the soil :)
my backyard garden in the middle of the city is not as viable as before..
no problem this will make us more creative, building greenhouses and Earthships of course!
good luck with your deeds, man!
say hi to Sabrina, Luna & Esteban ~ warm hugs from Bulgaria! :)
i still have a little more to read/ see in this post :)
love persimmons / need to try the wine :)
once i had kefir grains but only tried with milk...
need to obtain some again and try the vegan way :)
thank you once more for inspiring and assuring me there is hope in humanity! :)
Thanks for reminding us of your location, Bulgaria. It is fun for me to explain where people are in the world to the children. And good for them to learn! I gave them all a hello from you during breakfast. Yes, having a family is great. Not easy at all in those first few years and as they get older the challenges only change but it is certainly easier now we can at least communicate clearly with them ;) I was born in my father's 60s so from my perspective I would say there is no hurry for a man. And we always get wiser with time so our judgement is better! Indeed, my father was wise to choose my mother who did a good job looking after us in his absence.
Great to see your @balcanna blog and yes, always good to find a fellow lover of the magic herb! I was on legal CBD for the last few months (as it is impossible to buy weed around here in the months just prior to harvest season) so this moment with my purple babies is a real pleasure. CBD is like drinking beer without the alcohol. The actions are there but the pay-off isn't. Not sure why I've not talked about cannabis more here on hive? Have been growing it since I was a teenager and I smoke a lot. It's the legality issues I suppose. Though in truth, pretty much every person who has a garden in this village also grows their own weed!
Great to catch up with you my friend and thank you for your lovely words. It is really good to know that my efforts here on hive have a value for others. Even better that it also serves as a visual diary I think my children will enjoy reading through one day ;)
exactly hemp & hops are cousins :)
i still love !BEER and their high combines very well :)
THC is also enhanced with mango or basil (just in case someone is interested)
web3 will be the wonderful diary of this age's children :)
there're always options to buy good weed here in town, sometimes less...
but i don't buy these years...i enjoy the growing season, even smoking some leaves, tops or pruned plants or if any kind friend offers to share :)
i love the period after harvest, because i always have the chance to experiment with some edibles, infusions, tinctures etc :)
thanks for sharing the vibe! ;)