For example, owning a couple of hens, having a goat, taking up beekeeping, having a few fruit tree’s,ect.ect.
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[am buying a house this summer, plan to use some property to own a SMALL farm]
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If you own a small farm,is it still more economical2B more self-reliant vs.shopping?
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If you own a small farm,is it still more economical2B more self-reliant vs.shopping?
For example, owning a couple of hens, having a goat, taking up beekeeping, having a few fruit tree’s,ect.ect.
TY
[am buying a house this summer, plan to use some property to own a SMALL farm]
TY
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Do you know the limitations of “spellcheck”?
So many people rely solely on Spellcheck on their computer but it is well worth taking the time to check over work and ensure that you have the word in the right context. The following is an example where each word is spelt correctly but is in entirely the wrong context. Spellcheck would not highlight a single error here but it is all wrong.
Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marks four my revue
Miss steaks eye kin Knot Sea.
Eye strikes a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye is wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.
As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long
And eye can put the error rite
Its rare lea ever wrongs.
Eye has run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no
Its letter perfect all the weigh
My chequer tolled me sew.
Just thought is was worth a mention….and proves the theory that the only way to spell correctly is to read correctly, meaning books and articles that are properly written:)
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How could people be [reffering to believers of God of any kind] afraid of things? (ANYTHING)?
What I’m saying is, for example, if you truely believe in a God that watches over you, and you are afraid of death, then you would know that if he wills you to die, it will happen one way or another. A better example:
You are afraid that a bee will sting you. If you believe that God does everything, and for a reason, then you will know that if the bee is destined to sting you, it will happen, and otherwise you’re trying to escape the power of God.
If you say that everything has the free nature to do what it wants, if you really don’t want it to happen, obviously God will keep it from happening, if you keep God in mind….am I correct?
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what is it call when the word sounds the same but isint example: be bee?
what is it call when the word sounds the same but isint example: be bee?