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Because "every man for himself" only creates hyper-competition and hyper-individualism. Which is exactly what has led us to where we're at now - a point in time in which people are having to relearn their own innate propensity to collaborate and survive/thrive together.
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February 16, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Because "every man for himself" only creates hyper-competition and hyper-individualism. Which is exactly what has led us to where we're at now - a point in time in which people are having to relearn their own innate propensity to collaborate and survive/thrive together.
(art by eliienkind)
(art by eliienkind)
Look into your area's local food resources, incentive programs like "Double Dollars" for local farmers who sell by the road side, etc. and create a mock shopping list for your household per what you find
NOTE - This will most likely require an adjustment of what your family consumes.
NOTE - This will most likely require an adjustment of what your family consumes.
February 6, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Look into your area's local food resources, incentive programs like "Double Dollars" for local farmers who sell by the road side, etc. and create a mock shopping list for your household per what you find
NOTE - This will most likely require an adjustment of what your family consumes.
NOTE - This will most likely require an adjustment of what your family consumes.
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Get yourself a card! Even if you don't use it often, having lots of registered members can help libraries get more resources 🤓
Just a reminder that your local library has more than books! Many also have dvds, cds, video games, game systems, internet hot spots, streaming services, ebooks, audio books, park passes, museum passes, and so much more! Maybe it's time for a visit! ❤️📚
December 29, 2024 at 10:19 PM
Get yourself a card! Even if you don't use it often, having lots of registered members can help libraries get more resources 🤓
We can't life-hack or time-manage our way to comfort and peace. We are not the problem, we are not inadequate. We are being forced to run 100mph on sprained ankles carrying boulders on our backs. Life can be more than this, but first we have to recognize who makes it this way, and push them off us.
December 29, 2024 at 10:13 PM
We can't life-hack or time-manage our way to comfort and peace. We are not the problem, we are not inadequate. We are being forced to run 100mph on sprained ankles carrying boulders on our backs. Life can be more than this, but first we have to recognize who makes it this way, and push them off us.