angels everywhere
Hi All! Just a quick note to say that an jewish angel from Richmond Virginia, USA, pitched in today and bought the new farm. So we now will own the entire in the week. I will post the story later, but suffice it to say that without any signed papers and simply from her heart Jeannie wrote me a check for 15000. to buy the rest of the farm. I plan to post her address later and ask everyone to write her, send pictures and stories. She gave us agift too large to even imagine, I am so happy and grateful and relieved I cannot say. Stay tuned for more news on the gardens and planting that is gonna happen! Much love to all of ya, Tina
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congrats on the sale of the rest of the farm, it will be really wonderful to have control over it and not have unwanted guests coming in and building unwanted things. It starting to get colder out here in detroit and im trying to narrow down some places that im going to move, right now im thinking down south around florida south carolina areas, anywhere warm and sunny would be so great. I dont have very much advice for you on shit Tina, all i know that, i dont like is those squat toilets out in asia, it sure is hard on the knees to use them. well other than that ive just been relaxing and trying to make a little money, i think about some days the money i make could last me a couple months out in never never land just by working one day, take care
josh zipser
oh yeh tina if your still interested in getting more volunteers go to www.hospitalityclub.org and make a profile for your farm i bet you'll get a bunch of people through that
Hi Tina, This is a great web page. It is also great that Jeanne is helping you. now I really have a good chance of comeing see ya all. Jeanne and I serve beer together at otr. Known each other for a long long time. Also my 16 year old son would like to help at the farm. Need to look into plane costs. So glad you were at otr. Got 1 or 2 cups of coffee grounds left. Good stuff. I will keep looking at this site, to keep up with the progress of the farm. keep in touch, Susan
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