DAILY RECAP ADDED 8/21/16 BIBILICAL WARNING; SIR YOU CAN'T EAT GOLD

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   There are some things in the Bible that make common sense to one of any faith or no faith.

YOU CANNOT EAT GOLD OR SILVER.  and if times are coming that are so bad, food and water will have the most value. The biblical warning is that the rich will not be able to eat their gold or silver and go hungry.

    I also think that some kind of barter system will pop up as people trade what one needs for what another does. More than that, if the cyber money , which is all controlled by one world wide company since 1984 Sungaard and have never read of any change and that goes. down. We may will see paper checks being used as script. it will just take longer for all things to get credited around, as once that was all we had to use.

     Even the higher ups in the governments want life for themselves and loved ones and only a few at the top are in the know and control right now and never should have been allowed to be in modern times by our elected governments and the people.  In the northern hemisphere its will soon be Fall and garden seed is on sale and can be picked up pretty cheap. Doyle got some spinach packets for 5 cents apiece at one store.

     Its been raining for two days, off and on here, but no bad flooding and hope will not get that as our neighbors in Louisiana had. The ground is getting itself ready for a Fall garden. so plan to head out soon. and put some Fall  green and yellow beans and squash in . before cool enough for the cool weather greens. Tomato plants are beginning to bloom again and should have some more tomatoes. Doyle has some in pots and I  have had some throughout the winter in years past  by keeping on porch  and covering up at night with old sheets and blankets. .  We also  have  a roll of clear plastic to make a make shift cover that will be enough should  we  have a real hard winter down in the lower 20's or teens when greens may not survive that low. but can survive a higher level freeze in the upper 20's.

One does not have a fancy greenhouse, etc. Unless one is in town where zoning laws may  get  set aside fast  if people get hungry and turn lawns into food gardens. one can still have a front yard that is nice looking by putting shrubs or flowers for curb side sight and have the vegetables behind them.  There is a drought where much of our food is grown that arrives at our grocery stores and one day those in other countries are just going to keep what they grow to feed themselves and look at us to grow our own.

    Even if things are not going bad, good food is better freshly picked from ones own garden. The aroma of fresh food is something many of us have not experience in a long time.  The nutritional value is still  in them.

    There is a book I use for the garden written by a woman who has passed on now from near this part of the country. CARROTS LOVE TOMATOES. by Louise Riotte.  And I keep it in my garden plastic tub as my reference book We live in an area of the country that defies most gardening books for what grows in this particular climate area. and we are now often in Zone 8 for hardiness, but used to be in Zone 7 when we first moved here nearly 20 years ago. . I never got to meet her but she has lots of practical things to share about companion gardening so one does not have to use pesticides. Lots of good books out there , etc. Its just been the one that is always with me in the garden to refer to if a question comes up.

Linda Joy Adams  8/21/16