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We are a military family so we're a little worried.. Yeah we'll get backpaid but we're still going to have bills gas for him to go to work and food to buy. We live paycheck by paycheck anf im still looking for a job. My husband hasn't seen his family for a while and we were hoping to head up for...

Ugh should have left an email! Do you still want it? I'm sorry! Bebopchan@gmail.com

I can't spin. If I had a fiber animal or two, I would do it, but our family is in a bind and I have to let some things go. It has a new spindle and I'm asking $50 which includes shipping.

Trying not to sound like a drag, but you have to be careful breeding standard bucks to mini does. It usually means a bigger baby for the smaller does to push out.

I'm pretty sure that they were fully dehydrated. They were hard and yellow when I got them.

Yes they do! Some of the smaller particles felt grainy though. I think I may have unknowingly made kefir butter. When I was trying to grab some of the chunks, I got this greasy yellow sweet smelling substance. The milk seems a bit watery and there are yellow bits floating. I originally thought...

I found a Morse Zigzag (I believe it's called) for $40 on Craigslist. When I got it, it did have a minor issue, but I fixed it myself. I love this machine! It is an older workhorse and weighs a bazillion pounds, and I can sew anything with it! from 2 layer thin fabric to heavy duty thick 8 layer...

Are these semi-reactivated kefir grain chunks? There are bigger chunks in the liquid.

So this is what I found today when I checked on my grains. I put the grains through a plastic sieve and poured cold bottled water on it. The milk, being non-homogenized, kind of encased the grains in cream, I think, or it was the milk being cultured by the grains. I rinsed as much as I...

I finally just got a chance to get some organic, non-homogenized milk to rehydrate my kefir grains! So far, looking good! Got a bit of a culture going on. I'll post some pictures when I can of the process. I just got a little plastic container, put the grains in, and poured enough milk to cover...

I think they just need to be sown directly. I also just read that when harvesting, you need to wash it several times to remove the saponins before eating.

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When I was that age, abstinence was taught and it just didn't work. I had many classmates that were sexually active, condoms were not frequently purchased, and of course, there were some that got pregnant by the time they reached high school, and many were pregnant or even having their second...

That's really great! Make sure you check out if the crib has been recalled! There have been several recalls that were very serious. I was given a crib and it ended up being a recalled one and I was able to get a voucher and spent $45 for a brand new crib from Babies r us!

Well, if you're near Ceres, there's a place called Bond Worm farm and they have worms for $17/lb. There is also another person who offered $25/lb. I don't know if I'll be able to make it to Ceres though.

in my opinion, any seed that is open pollinated is worth saving. Even though the seeds are not organic, if you grow your plants organically, then the seeds are organic.

I really want kefir grains, kombucha, and red worms.

I'm half Filipino, so I eat white rice EVERY SINGLE DAY. Mornings, when I eat a traditional breakfast, it's rice, eggs, hotdogs, with soy sauce or a sauce made with patis (fish sauce), green onions, and tomatoes sometimes with jalapenos. lunch can be fried fish with rice and whatever else...

1 yr, fully pedigreed, sheared at the moment. She had some matting on her feet that was pretty bad, but now healed up with just a small scab. Would be great as a wooler. Asking $50 for her, will barter for red worms or cast iron cookware.

Yeah I don't plan on grinding too much, but if it does come to that point, I'll hook it up to a bike, like i plan to with a grain mill! >^.^<