2013 : Year in Review
2013 Events... http://www.infoplease.com/news/2013/current-events/
2013 was another interesting year in our news archives. Pop culture is getting crazier and storms are becoming stronger. "Since 1992, new methods of satellite altimetry (the measurement of elevation or altitude) indicate a rate of rise of 3 millimeters (0.12 inches) per year." [http://oceanservice.noaa.gov]
If there is one thing that we can predict is that times are only going to get harder. However, the human race is adapting, technology is moving faster and thankfully there still exists the power of humanity.
Note: These times are interesting. Don't give up and don't stand down. My main concern is about our freedoms and also our resources. That is why I built my homestead in the Midwest. If you don't have a garden, buy food from your local farms. Luckily, in my neighborhood, we share our extra produce.
Analyze. Strategize. Cultivate.
As we look back at our history, we must prepare for the future. [Timeline-of-Events.blogspot.com]
Suggested Links...
Here is a way to grow produce in a small environment: Square Foot Gardening
FYI, I use that method even with my large piece of property. It's way more effective and efficient. Read Here: Introduction to Aquaponics: Growing Fish and Vegetables Together
Do you like the idea of creating your own water source?
Read Here: How And Where To Drill A Water Well On Your Land
Read Here: This Gadget Makes Gallons of Drinking Water Out of Air
What about producing your own electricity?
Read Here: How To Solar Power Your Home: AMAZING FREE Tutorials
That's all for now. Pray for the best and prepare for the worst.
2013 was another interesting year in our news archives. Pop culture is getting crazier and storms are becoming stronger. "Since 1992, new methods of satellite altimetry (the measurement of elevation or altitude) indicate a rate of rise of 3 millimeters (0.12 inches) per year." [http://oceanservice.noaa.gov]
If there is one thing that we can predict is that times are only going to get harder. However, the human race is adapting, technology is moving faster and thankfully there still exists the power of humanity.
Note: These times are interesting. Don't give up and don't stand down. My main concern is about our freedoms and also our resources. That is why I built my homestead in the Midwest. If you don't have a garden, buy food from your local farms. Luckily, in my neighborhood, we share our extra produce.
Analyze. Strategize. Cultivate.
As we look back at our history, we must prepare for the future. [Timeline-of-Events.blogspot.com]
Suggested Links...
FYI, I use that method even with my large piece of property. It's way more effective and efficient. Read Here: Introduction to Aquaponics: Growing Fish and Vegetables Together
Do you like the idea of creating your own water source?
Read Here: How And Where To Drill A Water Well On Your Land
Read Here: This Gadget Makes Gallons of Drinking Water Out of Air
What about producing your own electricity?
Read Here: How To Solar Power Your Home: AMAZING FREE Tutorials
That's all for now. Pray for the best and prepare for the worst.
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