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I have to go with make wine on this one.

Alternatively, you could buy a few packets of seeds and live forever without spending another dollar on produce, grains, seeds, nuts and legumes, etc.

Umm. No.

The world we live in pretty much evolves around computers at this point. Computer skills is just one of those things kids need to learn now. My son is starting school in the fall and "mouse skills" is one of the things its recommended to work on at home before school starts. He's 3 and a half. So, not that it's a priority to let the kids on the computer, but it's not a bad thing. Discipline doesn't mean "don't touch my stuff, ever." Just "respect other people and their property." There can be a happy medium between "this is your game and you can touch these buttons" and "I'm working on the computer right now, this is important, you can't play with it right now." Just like everything else, I allow my 3 year old to do the same things I do but with limitations that suit his maturity level. How can I expect him to not be curious when I'm just typing away all the time? My son knows he;s only allowed to go on his games, and he's completely uninterested in any of my stuff anyway, but for a one year old that loves smashing keyboards, this app would be a godsend.

lol I think kids should break stuff anyway. What good is being a kid if you can't get into any trouble?

Check out www.101cookbooks.com I haven't tried any of her veggie burger recipes, but she has a few of them and all her other recipes have turned out great for me.

At the end of the month I come up with 7 different entrees, one for every day of the week and use the menu for the whole month. Then, if tuesday is quiche you can add different vegetables or cheese and a different side dish so it doesn't seem like you're eating exactly the same meal every tuesday. Plus, you know exactly what groceries you need and how much so you don't waste anything.

I googled indoor firewood storage and came across this. I agree about the bugs and little pieces of bark and dirt everywhere, but if you're going to heat your house with a wood fireplace and just bring in enough at a time for a day or two I like some of these for their aesthetic appeal, rather than just having an ugly pile of wood and bugs in your house.

The copper tub is getting a lot of hate. lol. I've seen very similar ones though. I think it's a japanese thing. They're tall instead of long so you can sit in it and the water comes up to your shoulders. I've actually seen some really nice ones.

Also, I love the zebra one, but the leather just won't cut.

I agree that there's not much green but then again I wouldn't really want to walk through dirt and grass to get from my bedroom to my kitchen. I also see heating being a serious issue where I live. Beautiful concept though.

I would love the plans for this. Oh my.