Self reliant people living in the countryside, enjoying healthy ways of living should cure us of oil spills and other disasters in no time.

As long as the majority of us let their lives being decided by a little group of ultra wealthy deciders because supposedly they can do this better, there won’t be any progress and future for the majority of us.

It’s only when one can express his true nature that the highest achievements can be within reach. Living closer to nature is one way to give ourselves a chance to have a better future.

Blake, we do have a search and category drop down which I think helps!

I miss you and Mr. Dirty Boots on Twitter–perhaps we have not been loitering at the Tweetstream at the same time.

I use a set of gradated biscuit cutters to cook crumpets. But before i invested in the biscuit cutters, I used tuna fish cans–they were the perfect size. I’ cut off both ends, washed them well and–as you advise–buttered them thoroughly.

I’m afraid that modern tuna cans might not work: They have a rounded bottom that is impossible to cut. But perhaps in Europe some of the older style tuna cans still exists.

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I love your site, but the one-post-per-page format is unfriendly. I know it probably increases the ad impressions, but it really makes me less inclined to browse. It’d be nice to at least have a side bar with recent posts.

Not that my blog is any kind of exemplar, but I have an archive widget on the right that lets you scroll back through any month’s posts for any year. Very handy for seeing what you want.

Thanks! Keep up the good work!

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