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Hi Jenny! I love this, but my city has old ordinances which prevent anything good...anything ecological....it's ridiculous.

Like please, UA-cam, I only have like seven followers anyway, why are you making me split them into two buckets by having this thing called shorts and this thing called videos? Am I missing something? Is this actually helpful? No, I am not actually expecting UA-cam to respond directly to my comment ha ha. I am just putting it out there and maybe one of you might be able to help me understand this. It seems like it's just splitting what is already a very small following.

I agree, I am a crocheter too!

Like what you have done out there, I am collecting rainwater too, in buckets!

I also have SHTF cupboard! I've been wondering about taking out my broken electric oven. At the moment the gas top hob still works and I'm using that only. Probably saving money! Perhaps just a small convector oven. I think that is what they tend to do in Japan? Why do we need this big oven! Nice to have the gas top option, just in case though.

I forgot to mention that this little guest bedroom used to be a dining room. It had a tiny dining room table and six chairs which pretty much took up the whole room. It wasn't really a very comfortable fit, and because my friends and I rarely dine at the same time and indoors, I let go of the table and I use the chairs in other rooms. It's very nice to instead have a little guest bedroom and or emergency landing spot for someone who is in between housing.

In the video it sounded like I was saying I never use electric lights. What I meant was that I don't customarily use an electric light in the daytime, but that I used it in this case because the room was too dark to show otherwise. But yes, we do use electric lights and other electric stuff obviously since we have a refrigerator. That said, I personally am very much of a fan of oil lamps and candles. I use those to add some warmth and cheer and beauty to an evening.

I like your alternative thinking Jenny.

interested to see more!

Drinkable Rivers: drinkablerivers.org "Not so long ago, most of our rivers were drinkable. But not anymore. We work to make our rivers drinkable again."

no WAY!!! You Make Shorts Too!?!?! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 awesome ideas here, thanks for spending a minute with us! Your Channel is SERIOUSLY Underrated!!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!

Lol based on the thumbnail, i yhought we were going to get a truck bed toolbox library, Also a great idea FOR anyone who uses a vehicle in their community or parks on the street! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Lol that bit about taste, you are SO right. It's about having faith in people, and showing up in the community even when yourse not physically present! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Thanks for sharing the Inspiration and your time with us! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!

That is SO cool!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Community building takes many forms, and this is a GREAT simple example!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love to You and the Little Free Library!!

This is a really cool format for a video, and I am TOTALLY into this! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 (Isn't it so frustrating how fast those bags fall apart, and how many of them are not made to support their own weight) 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Lol micro-hoarding but productive, one man's treasure is the community treasure, when you think like this!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!!!

I have been all OVER the idea of porous property lines for years, (and the "most" progressive people I have shared the idea with can get SO defensive about it) but now you just shared the NAME of it with me, so now I can more concisely articulate the idea, and hopefully learn more about it! THANK YOU!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Porous property, I am SO glad to have a name to call it, and I am finding Your enthusiasm, and beautiful execution of Your porous property line INSPIRING as all get-out!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Thank you again for sharing the title of this practice and a bit of the philosophy behind it. GORGEOUS!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love to You!!

So take your fence down and unlock your door if you don't believe someone should own property.

"There goes the neighborhood." Great perspective Jenny.

Wow!!! .... Cleaning a zip lock bag..... That's great!!!

You're an extraordinary human being, Jenny and I value your authenticity. This is a quality that in the simulated non-authentic world of consumer driven capitalism is akin to a rare Earth metal. This concept of "deep adaptation" is a very important realization. The dark side that you seem to have some (albeit maybe minor) angst over is the side of reality that may be best conceptualized by Carl Gustav Jung's "Collective Unconscious." This dark side of reality is what Freidrich Neitszche ( I'll never be able to spell that name correctly!@#?&) called the ABYSS. One famous spooky quote will suffice- "Never forget that when you look into the Abyss the Abyss is looking into you!" It takes a certain kind of personal strength to look into what Neitzsche called the Abyss and Jung later clarified as that underlying psychic content that is unbounded in space and time and essentially constitutes the mind of nature, the mind in nature, and the source of mind itself. ["BE NOT AFRAID" Jesus told his disciples because this is exactly what he was actually addressing IMHO.] * Google up- "The Human Extinction Protocol" sometime and let me know what you think about this. I have not reviewed the material as closely as I should have perhaps and I would very much appreciate your perspective on what these various websites present and support with what appears to be scientific evidence to back their proposition. One should always consider the reliability of the data. * Decoding the various Gospels has always been a sort of (hopefully) scholarly habit of mine. Agnosticism is the only acceptable analytical basis for such pursuits.

Thanks for sharing! Best regards.

The in sink (in sync?) compost container is great. You can put it by the cutting board when you're prepping vegies. Get those onion skins out of the way.