that says it all 🙂
that says it all 🙂
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I LOVE this poster. Resilience in bucketloads and a complete refusal to just stand around waiting for “someone” to fix it all. Get stuck in, get growing and get a bit of hope and control back from “the man”. Cheers for sharing, I am pinning this post 🙂
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Oh cool 🙂 I loved it to and yep, I agree 🙂
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🙂 I love this little blogging community that we are all forging. Loved Rabids post and Jo’s and yours and Bev’s and learn something amazing every day 🙂
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I do too Fran 🙂 I get on to post something but often end up just reading and running out of time!!
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🙂 Glad I’m not the only one
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What she said! 🙂 And I’m pinning too 🙂
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Oh great 🙂 🙂
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That is so neat! Where did you find that?
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I found it on a Facebook, then it had a link that didn’t work but there are heaps all over the net. I often see them but particularly liked this one 🙂
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wow. boy how times have changed! personally i look forward to “going back” to this way of life… and we are well on our way! thank for posting this!!
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I look forward to going backward too Audrey 🙂
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Pinning 3 😉 and I would LOVE an A3 poster of this to frame for my wall!
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Neat ay 🙂
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Love the poster. I have a 2nd world war book called ‘ Eating for Victory’ and the advice is so good even today !
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Now, that sounds a good book! I think it’s great there has been a resurgence in bringing some old time wisdom back to our lives today 🙂
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I grew up hearing about the Victory Gardens and wished our country would have suggested a return to gardening instead of more retail therapy since we can’t seem to stay out of wars and undeclared conflicts. How far my country has fallen from the ideals it was built on.
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😦 I guess that’s what people think of as progress Lois, it’s such a shame. I see it too and just wonder how bad things will get before EVERYONE realises how bad it really is.
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I recently heard a report which stated that people in the US only have a maximum of 3 days worth of food. How crazy is that? Even without the fridge I have much more food than that in my house.
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That IS crazy. Call me a pessimist but I don’t have enough faith in anyone, any corporation or government nowadays to not take responsibility for my own food – from chemicals to uncertain financial times to god knows what!
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Exactly!! I may not have a fridge, but I’ve always had a good pantry supply of food that would hold me over if I couldn’t get to a store for a while. This year I bought a freezer, I bought it late as I was holding out for a used model, so I missed a lot of the seasonal fruits, but I would say I have enough food to last me at least 3 months even feeding guests. Plus I am growing greens in my front window to have fresh salads all winter. And if things get bad I always have a stash of peanut butter 😉
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A stash of peanut butter ay, a girl after my own heart!!!
I am going to try making some this week…every time I buy the peanuts we eat them all before I get around to making it…..I LOVE peanut butter.
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Well we have that in common whether peanuts or peanut butter I love them! When I buy peanuts I get them in the shells just so I have to eat them slower. 🙂 I’ve been known to skip a meal when working and instead grab a spoonful of peanut butter as my replacement, don’t tell anyone. 🙂
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I won’t tell a soul but a spoonful of peanut butter isn’t much of a meal!! lol. I love peanuts too, my favourite snack is raw peanuts and sultanas (golden raisins) We have just planted peanuts but they are so cheap to buy I think I might have to agree with my husband it was a waste of garden space….I just had to try them 🙂
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My neighbor tried to grow them this year but the plot failed, Our weather isn’t right for peanuts. Good luck on yours.
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I am crossing my fingers for a worthwhile crop, but am not sure they will be worth the effort really 🙂
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Not sure how I missed this, but I’m pinning it, too. I love the WWII posters; the Land Girl ones, too. My sons’ wonderful granny was a Land Girl.
Thanks, Wendy.
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It’s neat ay 🙂
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