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Ah hear ya - being a token free spirit in the midst of cacaphonious tree-destroyers who look at me like I fell directly from a far away psycheledic blue star in another galaxy. But I wouldn't have it any other way. We're all just difference facets on an exquisite diamond. Hey, I know what part of NY you're in, I'm pretty sure some kynde folks are in and around Buffalo for sure. BTW I'm digging     

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Author: cherish
Date: Oct 4, 2006 07:47

logan714@gmail.com wrote: cherish wrote: I agree with auctions, recycling, etc. But the auction is at 10 am on a Wednesday. Can't take the day off to go to the auction. Funny thing the nearest town around here made it illegal for people to pick up stuff that other people leave by the curb unless it has a "FREE" sign on it, even if it is garbage. Janis' grandmother works with
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cherish wrote: > Well howdie there, I used to come from round those parts - Woodstock > and I do know how cold it can get and the need for conveniences when it > boils down to living and surviving. Hold up. You know me, but I don't know your handle "cherish"? Last time I was up there was the day before Y2K headed south- all the way south. I plan on being up that way in '09 for the 40 year     

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Author: woodstock
Date: Oct 3, 2006 19:59

cherish wrote: I agree with auctions, recycling, etc. But the auction is at 10 am on a Wednesday. Can't take the day off to go to the auction. Funny thing the nearest town around here made it illegal for people to pick up stuff that other people leave by the curb unless it has a "FREE" sign on it, even if it is garbage. Janis' grandmother works with disabled people and volunteers at a
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Well howdie there, I used to come from round those parts - Woodstock and I do know how cold it can get and the need for conveniences when it boils down to living and surviving. Got to admit though I made do with items found at garage sales and on ebay too and when I couldn't find what I needed at Family or in dumpsters, I'd head on down to Kingston for a rendevous with the shops. But meeting i     

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Author: woodstock
Date: Oct 3, 2006 19:05

cherish wrote: Bottom line? My bottom line is different. Take my boots for an example. Instead of buying cheap crapmart boots that last 3 months, I got a pair of Redwings that I have been wearing for 2 years. I bought them off of Ebay slightly used. So I even recycled them. But before I went to Ebay I searched and searched and searched here for boots that weren't made in some Far East
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Bottom line is the cheap, toxic Made in China products which are the culprit - and the only way to get around this quandry is: 1 - buy products manufactured in other countries- on PRINCIPLE. 2 - make/grow it yourself - it's fun, frugal, utilizes the dark recesses of the mind's creative channels (aka dark matter) which have atrophied for the last 2 decades and really does wonders for the soul     

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Author: logan714
Date: Oct 3, 2006 06:41

you missed this item, a hot tub ready to go! spiritrising -- . www.rainbowsendfarm.info www.bagelhole.org <raystore@getgoin.net> wrote in message news:1159829090.493925.326140@c28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... logan714@gmail.com wrote: chuckb wrote: logan714@gmail.com wrote: Bro, I've been to Mike's house. It's exactly as he describes, the area
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raystore@getgoin.net wrote: Ray, I wasn't trying to single you out, I was just using your country store as an example. When we go to the store for groceries, we spend between $100-200 a week and even with the cost you have to pay for transportation to get things to your store it's a better value for me living in the country in the long run, to go stock up and fill my freezer at prices 20     

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Author: cherish
Date: Oct 3, 2006 06:21

logan714@gmail.com wrote: chuckb wrote: logan714@gmail.com wrote: Bro, I've been to Mike's house. It's exactly as he describes, the area around him. It really is a tourist based economy. As for Walmart driving any business out of business, I haven't seen it. It would seem to me the businesses that can't offer a reasonable price, people
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Author: logan714
Date: Oct 3, 2006 06:01

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Author: cherish
Date: Oct 2, 2006 23:17

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Author: spiritrising
Date: Oct 2, 2006 17:41

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Author: logan714
Date: Oct 2, 2006 17:21

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Author: raystore
Date: Oct 2, 2006 15:44

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