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Alfonso Crawford · 10-14-2009, 01:42 AM

Wahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa~!!

Back at base, reflecting on my latest food-source! The local Buddhist-center is always eager for help, eh? Well, I'm a guy eager to help! After I get done with some light yard-work, the head(?) monk(??) shows me the center's... "offering-stores?" I forget the actual name. Anyway, the idea is that people offer food to all living things; which basically means it's free. The fellow said I don't need to trade work for the stuff, but I said that I would anyway. Since the place is open every day (or tries to be), and they always have odd jobs that need done; I'm basically set with them. Now all's I need to do is keep the church from finding out.

I've got some money left over from my working-days. I'm going to cut off my $65/mo.-cell, since I've only $100-200 to my name. What tips've you got, eh? I just found World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, which I'm going to investigate more. Honestly, I'm wary of farms (out of the frying-pan, into the fire; as far as toil goes, from what I know); but I'll give it a shot! I've also found:

I gotta look back into the Rainbow Family, methinks.

A few years back, I couldn't go a week without meeting a vagabond or hobo; so I'm well aware of how sustainable non-monetary living can be. I'd become one, myself; but the feeling I get when I'm raring to make an unsound move holds me back: that feeling's pretty reliable, from my experience as a gamer: it ain't the same as fear.

10-14-2009, 01:42 AM	#17 (permalink)
Alfonso Crawford Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Clearwater, FL; United States Posts: 364	Run-On Sentences Hidden Behind Awkward Punctuation Wahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa~!! Back at base, reflecting on my latest food-source! The local Buddhist-center is always eager for help, eh? Well, I'm a guy eager to help! After I get done with some light yard-work, the head(?) monk(??) shows me the center's... "offering-stores?" I forget the actual name. Anyway, the idea is that people offer food to all living things; which basically means it's free. The fellow *said* I don't need to trade work for the stuff, but I said that I would anyway. Since the place is open every day (or tries to be), and they always have odd jobs that need done; I'm basically set with them. Now all's I need to do is keep the church from finding out. I've got some money left over from my working-days. I'm going to cut off my $65/mo.-cell, since I've only $100-200 to my name. What tips've you got, eh? I just found World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, which I'm going to investigate more. Honestly, I'm wary of farms (out of the frying-pan, into the fire; as far as toil goes, from what I know); but I'll give it a shot! I've also found: More Than English The Freeconomy Community I gotta look back into the Rainbow Family, methinks. A few years back, I couldn't go a week without meeting a vagabond or hobo; so I'm well aware of how sustainable non-monetary living can be. I'd become one, myself; but the feeling I get when I'm raring to make an unsound move holds me back: that feeling's pretty reliable, from my experience as a gamer: it ain't the same as fear.