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Looking Forward to Moving Back to Country Eventually

I grew up in the country and look forward to the day when I can move back out there …

Farm Tractor

I want to live eventually in country — off-grid on a hobby farm so I can …

  • Listen to the sounds of birds and nature.
  • Have easy access to hunt and fish.
  • Enjoy the scenic beauty of a rural landscape.
  • Have fires and burn things whenever I want.
  • Not have the stress of traffic and overly aggressive government enforcement.
  • Generate some of my own energy and grow or harvest some of my own food.
  • Have machinery and toys to explore and fully utilize my land.

It won’t happen tomorrow, as I essentially work an urban job, in an urban area. But I’m saving my money, learning, studying, getting closer to that day, one day and one dollar at a time.

Little bags of dog shit 🐢 πŸ’©

I saw another bag of dog shit walking the trail today. Seems silly to pick up your dog’s shit and then leave it in a little bag along the way.

I don’t like pets. While I’m all for raising livestock for meat, milk, eggs or even manure to fertilize the soil, I’ve always seen owning a dog or cat to be rather deprived. I can’t imagine having to scoop up and carry a bag of dog shit around town. Dogs and cats are omnivores and their poop is loaded with pathogens. If you need a friend maybe you should join a community organization or try online dating rather than subjectating a domestic animal.

Pet ownership is gross in my book. Livestock is fine in a barnyard, I have no problem tying a dog on a chain in a barn to keep away predators or a barn cat to control mice. But in the house, just yuck. Especially with my allergies. Maybe a dog is fine for hunting and duck retrieval but I can’t see being such an empty person that needs a dog for companionship.