My next huge investment in this topic will be all the books from... "Plants for a future," they have a spectacular amount of information. (Website is good too. But I want paper copies.)You got that as well? I also have my fair share of them
The same thing retards spend 1698 Hours trying to catch Shiny Pokémon only for bragging rights.
When in the End, its just a skin.
No additional value.
Nothing, Everything i own is junk
Not mine, but more so my families ig
My dad still has a car from the 70s which was the first one he owned & is still really into
My dad still has a car from the 70s which was the first one he owned & is still really into
I will
Not mine but I'll probably get it. One of my parents cars it's a 1 of 1 car.
I almost have 1 ethereum,and also some gold but like just a very small amount probably 500$ of gold. gift from my grandpa who died some years ago.
Damn I haven’t taken that step yet, I’ve just been curious what’s edible in my country and if there’s stuff I have near home I could harvest. Never really one to grow stuff since I’m still busy with uni and stuff
Looks interesting
I’ll have a look into it as well
The trick is to find stuff that tastes good and plant it where you can get it. Ofc, some stuff is everywhere. Plantains, dandelions... Daylilly flower buds tastes like grilled cheese asparagus!
Their books cover the whole world. At least there website does...Looks interesting
sounds like you’ve been experimenting with it for a while?
I’ll have to see if they sell physical copies of where I’m from, I’m also one to be more into physical books and not an e-reader for example
My PC.
I started with "standard annual gardens" but they are a lot of work to keep alive. Say during a hot dry summer... Whereas Hardy (mostly wild) perennials just survive it without much help. Often no help at all. Meanwhile, they are a easy source of ready food.
Sure I could just eat the local stuff. But there are better flavored wild stuff from other areas with similar growing conditions, so I get them and see if there survive my area. If they do, I win.
I too prefer real books, because the internet is a fragile blink in time. While a book only needs dry storage.
most sleek thing i’ve owned, was my eizo monitor that i wageslaved for to use as my digital art setup. i do prefer analog art setups and physical production but the monitor is just really nice and i already broke into the curve using an art tablet and laptop, the monitor was far amazing. it’s in korea though and they won’t send it back because it’s expensive to send it and i’m unemployed so i can’t ask them to
I own like 7k in real sliver.
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