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Your Guide to the Good Stuff

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Ready, Ready, Aim, AimRemember the first time you jumped off the high dive? All excited until you got to the top of the ladder. Then there was a huge pit in your stomach. But there was a line of kids behind you so you did it. You jumped. The ex
Natural FiltrationToday I want to go into more detail of the filtration system I built for our natural pond. There will be pictures on the website. Very inexpensive and simple to build. So, tune in and learn how to build a filtration system
Swimming NaturallyNo, I’m not talking about skinny dipping. Not opposed! What I’m talking about is swimming chemical free in your own back yard. I was researching building a permanent kiddie pool vs buying a new one every year when I discovered
The Single Biggest ThingI have talked before about the benefits of listening to audio books instead of the radio. Especially avoiding talk radio. Today I want to go deeper into this topic. How you think and what you think about has a tremendous
The Spring YardSpring has certainly sprung. I have mowed the lawn several times already this year. There are several things you can do now to make maintaining your lawn easier in the months ahead. I’m going to share several with you today
Coudy and GreenThe United States is blessed to have such a diverse range of climates. There is so much beauty to see. It is fascinating how the climate has shaped the landscape. I recently had the opportunity to visit a part of the country I ha
Natures MusicYou might call me old. But we put up a couple of bird feeders in front of the house by the bay window a few years ago. The birds are cool to watch. Somehow, they know when I fill the feeders. It is amazing how each year the variety
Your Evolving BrainHave you ever wanted to change something about yourself? Maybe you want to be less shy? More confident. Change some bad habits or create new ones. It is of course possible and the book I just read explains how to do it all. T
Pizza Pizza Pizza!Pizza is a staple of college life. I can’t tell you how many pizzas I ate in college. I loved it. And I took advantage of all the coupons available in the college newspaper. The challenge is to find a place with great crust an
A Nice SmokeWhen I think about my childhood, I always recall times with my paternal grandfathers. I had a step grandfather but did not see him much. I spent a lot of time with my mom’s dad in my early teens. And time with my dad’s dad grandpa G
Audible MentorsIf you read books, I’m sure you have experienced finding a particular author you loved. You read a book or story that you really loved. So, you sought out another book by this author. More often than naught you loved that book as
I had to dive into this topic today. I have been seeing so many posts inviting people to free retirement planning touting a tax-free retirement. Limited seating. Often times involving a free dinner. Or a scheme named infinite banking. Or storie
A Great Way to RelaxI love the water. And I love hot tubs. When I travel and have to stay in a hotel, I always make sure it has a hot tub and a pool. Just over three years ago we decided we wanted a hot tub at home. We got a fantastic one with
Time for Spring Planting the Easy WayI absolutely love spring! So perfect after winter. I would love to say because of the hope of spring that winter was not that bad. But I would be lying, I hate winter. The older I get the worse it is to me.
Just in Time for Spring CleaningI love the spring season. Here in the heartland, however, we usually get two or three false springs as we call them. Yesterday was a classic example. The high was 80. By 10 pm it was 20’s and we woke up to 17 rea
Living the Gap and the GainThe pursuit of Happiness. It’s written in the US Consitution. Yet the idea of pursuits feels like something to chase but never have. A positive mental attitude is the core principle. Most people, myself included, are
Batteries Not IncludedWe talked in the last episode about the advantages of having solar panels. We also discussed the limitations of solar power. One of my main reasons to go solar is to protect from power outages. And in order to do that you
The renewable Energy CrazeWhat does renewable energy have to do with living the good life you might ask? There are a couple of answers to that question. First off, we are being forced down the path by the government and there are things you nee
Reading for Your Own GoodLast week I went into some detail about a few of the books on WWII I had read. History has a way of repeating and that era in world history was intense to say the least. This week I want to discuss a few books for your
Some Good ReadsMy last episode was on the importance of always growing and how reading is a large part of that. I wanted to share with you some of the best things I have read in the last year to give you some ideas of what to try. 
Green and GrowingI once had a mentor who told me you are either green and growing or ripe and rotting. You either think you know everything there is to know so you become stagnant. Or understand you can never know anything but want to grow and
The Power of the Right ToolWhen I was younger the most important concern was saving money. So, I did a lot of projects and repairs using the few tools that I had. Sometimes I knew there was a tool to make the job easier but could not afford it.
The Car of Your DreamsGrowing up I had a dream car I always wanted. Many people I know have a special car they love. For me I saw it when I was around 14 years old. That age when you are dreaming of having a driver’s license and imagining what
Our house was built in the mid-seventies. It was custom built thankfully. So, plenty of outlets, good windows, and they did a good job for the time to insulate.  Like everything technology gets better and things deteriorate over time. I always
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