Meandering home

Applause

[series-miru] Miru is now clapping her hands. At almost nine months, she is a very happy baby, and the occasional bouts of crying are interspersed with laughter and endless joy - for her as well as for her parents. She's a perfect baby, and if you a) don't believe me and b) read Korean, my ...

28 September, 2013

Applause, future generations, Human behavior, imitate, laughing, Miru, parenting, permaculture, responsibility, strip mining

Activism, Miru

Permaculture (2 little ideas)

We hope to buy our own small piece of land, so we can start permaculture in modest proportions. We want to experiment with herb spirals, greenhouses, keyhole beds, guilds of crops, sheet mulching, low-till, swales, gravity irrigation, drip irrigation, natural pest control, reuse of greywater, rainwater catchment, and so on. I've been studying the system ...

5 April, 2013

Bill Mollison, cob, John D. Liu, Masanobu Fukuoka, Paul Wheaton, permaculture, Rainwater harvesting, Rural community development, sustainability, Toby Hemenway

Activism, The good life

Finally thought I understood something about the Internet

What follows is the post scriptum for a facebook group I founded, entitled Future sustainable living village, a group I couldn't continue to be a member of for reasons explained below
This group was started by me a few months ago to seriously consider a future sustainable living group using a facebook "group".
But seems to be ...

17 January, 2013

facebook group, France, permaculture, sustainable living, village

The good life

The assassination speech

The president prepared a speech, but never gave it. His advisers told him that giving this speech would be "unwise with respect his security situation". In plain English: they were afraid it might get him killed.
Instead, he entrusted me the manuscript to "do the right thing". I don't know exactly what he meant by that, ...

14 September, 2012

America, Dreamerica, idealism, permaculture, president, resistance, speech, wikileaks

Essays, Laughs

What is needed?

Some call it the greed at the heart of the capitalist system, others call it the impossibility of infinite profit on a finite planet, still others call it the dead-urge of our entire industrial civilization. What we can - and should - all agree on, is that we are heading towards the biggest disaster in the ...

11 August, 2012

debris, dismantle, dream, eco-village, permaculture, resistance

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