Patrick and I spent an interesting evening at one of our local libraries meeting and getting to know "Wildman" Steve Brill. The Wildman doesn't shop for his food. Nor does he grow it in his garden. He forages for his food. Read all about it at Patrick's blog, The Hawk Owl's Nest.
As for my quick "tip". Next time you purchase cotton swabs, commonly and universally referred to as q-tips (whether or not they really are Q-Tip brand), look for ones with a cardboard tube instead of a plastic tube. Mine are plastic but I will be switching to cardboard as soon as I run out of the everlasting plastic ones. Cardboard is better because it will break down whereas the plastic will not.
And there you have my green "tip" on tips.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
A Visit With a "Wildman" and a Quick "Tip"
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