End of Times (96)
gold71Cairns, Queensland Australia25 Threads 339 PostsAbrupt climate Change is upon us...are you going to try and survive?
If you want to know you near term future, then I strongly advise you watch what Professor Guy Mcferson has to say about Abrupt climate change, he is an expert in the field of climate change and unfortunately gives all complex living organisms less than 10 years to live........please look him up on Youtube,
Peace out people, and love is the only thing left.
Peace out people, and love is the only thing left.
you just keep digging gold up you'll be fine happy new year mate
My Gluten Yeast free Bread recipe / ingredient’s list: -
250 gm Laucke Easy Bakers Gluten Yeast Free Multigrain
Product Code 40029
Organic Coconut flower
Mix in ¾ cup of water
Small teaspoon of honey
Dried Gooseberry’s (Goldenberry)
Walnuts
Macadamia nuts
Dried Logan fruit
Blueberry’s
Goji berries
Diced dried Apple pieces
Raisins
190 c for 35 minutes in Cuisinart oven that steams 5 minutes then bakes.
Use oven dish and baking paper.
After a serious operation antibiotics destroyed my digestive system. For the first couple of years, I added South American Palm oil to my bread mix to ward of Cut Leak, which is a very real danger, I also added two eggs and golden syrup, which I no longer use however read up on cut leak.
stay healthy, it is impossible for anything to become a nothing, don't worry be happy mate
I want to run about saying, "The sky is falling, the sky is falling"... alas I lack the energy.
Abagail: I want to run about saying, "The sky is falling, the sky is falling"... alas I lack the energy.
Get out there and do it girl!
Bnaughty: Get out there and do it girl!
It seems someone already beat me to it... they just didn't mention the actual sky.
Not a promising and happy times this days...I wonder what's ahead next?????
gold71: Abrupt climate Change is upon us...are you going to try and survive?
My local Chinese are still open during climate change, and if it gets icy they're doing free delivery, so I should be fine
Abagail: I want to run about saying, "The sky is falling, the sky is falling"... alas I lack the energy.
Writers and philosophers have been saying “ the end is near” for well over 2000 years...I’m not a fatalist...I believe it’s very important to be environmentally conscious, and live our lives accordingly. The last fifteen years of my life have been so medically challenging (I’m lucky to be alive) plus SO many situations and concerns, I admit that it’s just a little hard to worry too much about things beyond my control—so because I live in a pristine forested coast region, I embrace the “carpe diem” philosophy and have been (cross fingers) successful in carving out the rural-semi-rural way of life that is conducive to my needs and personality. Not to seem or sound cynical, but one less toilet flush or one or two recycled cans/jars are not going to save the planet. Sure, we still must try...I’m all for it, but look around you. Think about it. JMO..
rohaan: Writers and philosophers have been saying “ the end is near” for well over 2000 years...I’m not a fatalist...I believe it’s very important to be environmentally conscious, and live our lives accordingly. The last fifteen years of my life have been so medically challenging (I’m lucky to be alive) plus SO many situations and concerns, I admit that it’s just a little hard to worry too much about things beyond my control—so because I live in a pristine forested coast region, I embrace the “carpe diem” philosophy and have been (cross fingers) successful in carving out the rural-semi-rural way of life that is conducive to my needs and personality. Not to seem or sound cynical, but one less toilet flush or one or two recycled cans/jars are not going to save the planet. Sure, we still must try...I’m all for it, but look around you. Think about it. JMO..
I have never been to Coo Bay... but I have been to Oregon... I drove from Utah through to Portland. I spent a few days with a friend and his family. It was exceptionally pretty... we still laugh that when we went to Mt St Helens he looked around for me and I had climbed a small fence and I was in a garden on my knees. He looked across and asked me what I was doing, and I delightfully exclaimed " there are bumble bees in here". I was taking photos. 
As for the topic, I agree we should be environmentally conscious ... we should stop bringing things into our homes just because we have been shopping... in fact, stop seeing shopping as a pastime altogether and make it what it should be... something that is necessary. We should recycle, make healthier eating choices, sleep well, use less chemicals...but these things should be naturally integrated into our lives.
I also believe that we should have healthier conversations and robust discussions... but standing on pedestals shouting that have all the answers... everyone should drop everything and pay attention to you- that I struggle with.
By the way, after I visited my friend who lives in Washington... not Oregon, even though we first caught up for lunch in Portland... he bought a land and did everything he could organically. I have a lot of admiration for his choices in life...but more, I have a lot of admiration for who he is as a person.
Sorry to hear of your medical challenges.
Abagail: I have never been to Coo Bay... but I have been to Oregon... I drove from Utah through to Portland. I spent a few days with a friend and his family. It was exceptionally pretty... we still laugh that when we went to Mt St Helens he looked around for me and I had climbed a small fence and I was in a garden on my knees. He looked across and asked me what I was doing, and I delightfully exclaimed " there are bumble bees in here". I was taking photos.
As for the topic, I agree we should be environmentally conscious ... we should stop bringing things into our homes just because we have been shopping... in fact, stop seeing shopping as a pastime altogether and make it what it should be... something that is necessary. We should recycle, make healthier eating choices, sleep well, use less chemicals...but these things should be naturally integrated into our lives.
I also believe that we should have healthier conversations and robust discussions... but standing on pedestals shouting that have all the answers... everyone should drop everything and pay attention to you- that I struggle with.
By the way, after I visited my friend who lives in Washington... not Oregon, even though we first caught up for lunch in Portland... he bought a land and did everything he could organically. I have a lot of admiration for his choices in life...but more, I have a lot of admiration for who he is as a person.
Sorry to hear of your medical challenges.
I agree that we need to have healthier conversations and robust discussions- I’m also aware that I can come across as auto-cratic. Don’t know exactly where that might come from, or why, but I do “own” it. It could be that things that work for me seem to “fit”, and be appropriate, and thus I’m baffled that someone else WOULDN’T—I do realize that can be faulty thinking and that others have just as much right to see and do their way—I’ll work on it, because I instinctively know how important independence is. A partial very military childhood factored in, —-just giving a few facts, not trying to make excuses.As for the topic, I agree we should be environmentally conscious ... we should stop bringing things into our homes just because we have been shopping... in fact, stop seeing shopping as a pastime altogether and make it what it should be... something that is necessary. We should recycle, make healthier eating choices, sleep well, use less chemicals...but these things should be naturally integrated into our lives.
I also believe that we should have healthier conversations and robust discussions... but standing on pedestals shouting that have all the answers... everyone should drop everything and pay attention to you- that I struggle with.
By the way, after I visited my friend who lives in Washington... not Oregon, even though we first caught up for lunch in Portland... he bought a land and did everything he could organically. I have a lot of admiration for his choices in life...but more, I have a lot of admiration for who he is as a person.
Sorry to hear of your medical challenges.
rohaan: I agree that we need to have healthier conversations and robust discussions- I’m also aware that I can come across as auto-cratic. Don’t know exactly where that might come from, or why, but I do “own” it. It could be that things that work for me seem to “fit”, and be appropriate, and thus I’m baffled that someone else WOULDN’T—I do realize that can be faulty thinking and that others have just as much right to see and do their way—I’ll work on it, because I instinctively know how important independence is. A partial very military childhood factored in, —-just giving a few facts, not trying to make excuses.
That's an interesting state of awareness... I often feel we judge based on our own paradigms... but to be in a healthy space, we have to sit back and be empathic to other opinions. The military would affect that a little, but there is an upside to the military background as well... I often find people in the military to be respectful and courteous.
We live in a world where people aren't perfect but often believe they are close.
Abagail: That's an interesting state of awareness... I often feel we judge based on our own paradigms... but to be in a healthy space, we have to sit back and be empathic to other opinions.
The military would affect that a little, but there is an upside to the military background as well... I often find people in the military to be respectful and courteous.
We live in a world where people aren't perfect but often believe they are close.
You’re right—The military would affect that a little, but there is an upside to the military background as well... I often find people in the military to be respectful and courteous.
We live in a world where people aren't perfect but often believe they are close.
rohaan: You’re right—
You're endearing... geez, that's not often said to me. Abagail: You're endearing... geez, that's not often said to me.
He's lyingAbagail: You're endearing... geez, that's not often said to me.
(BNaughty)He’s insanely jealous— I can’t have any friends...he brags about the Coleman Lantern in his pocket— drives me bananas. He’s so cruel... no, I’m not lying...you’re cool beans, lovie..now, about that BNaughty...
rohaan: (BNaughty)He’s insanely jealous— I can’t have any friends...he brags about the Coleman Lantern in his pocket— drives me bananas. He’s so cruel... no, I’m not lying...you’re cool beans, lovie..now, about that BNaughty...
Let's take this outside, Sir, and I'll show you what's what!
Bnaughty: Let's take this outside, Sir, and I'll show you what's what!
Say, that Coleman Lantern IS a dandy— hot damn, cowboy...
rohaan: Say, that Coleman Lantern IS a dandy— hot damn, cowboy...
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