Welcome to our family’s little corner of the World Wide Web.

Our website is essentially a story of a family in transition, using a design concept called Permaculture.

In our Blog, we will share our life experiences. Around family, animal, husbandry, and rescue. Foraging, gardening, self-sufficiency, art, music, and craft. Sharing our examples and efforts as we attempt to create. “A Good Place to Live.”

Our articles will probably contain good and bad examples as we muddle along… But we hope our thoughts will inspire the character and courage in our readers to “Be the change they want to see in the world” and discover insights, pathways, and patterns that aid your creation.

And we have a little internet store.
Sometimes we might put a few products of our own in there, dry goods, in-season produce, perennial food plants, and seeds—a few key items for resale, new or used tools for local trade or sale.

However, when we added the feature, its function was to find homes for items (Beer Stiens and Collectible Dolls) that came to us in an estate. We still have them, but the content has been removed from the site because it didn’t get much attention. Read our first intentions
I don’t know what I will do with them next, probably create with them. But until then, contact me if you are looking for these kinds of unique items.

But of course, we can’t just turn on a commerce web platform without attaching our spin. Because, well… the world just doesn’t need another eCommerce website.

Gnomieo

So what to do with this tool when a fella isnt selling a bunch of stuff?

A creative use for the storefront software I thought might be advertisements for local businesses and crafters. I made placards for people I feel doing the right thing.

At no cost but in gratitude toward folks doing the best they can to earn a “Right Livelihood.”

There is a question for you! In the economy of today, what is a “Right Livelihood?”

An idea in my context scrutinizes earnings in our economies without “Thoughtful Use” of people and the environment. Asking the question, ” How can we earn a living, “Doing no harm”
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The Fruits of our Labor

If you know us, you know that our passion for animal rescue is a big deal in our lives! Our storefront will nurture that priority by leveraging any sales or donations we drum up to help us with food, litter, and toys. These are the costs we willingly assume in our work with Lucky Day Animal Rescue and Sanctuary. All medical expenses are accounted for by Lucky Day. And by all means, if you would like to donate to these costs. Please visit https://www.luckydayanimalrescue.org to find out how.

“An attempt to build a good place to live”

Bill Mollison, when asked to describe Permaculture to a child

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