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Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Find a Home in Enchanted Garden

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Find a Home in Enchanted Garden Intentional Community. As I begin our new housemate search for a vacancy--a room that rents for $600.00 per month with an option to trade 12 hours of work a month to reduce the rent to $500.00, one of my Visions is to draw in someone who would like to grow food with the Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, experience making KAMUT ® bread and Pizza, manage a new business selling seeds, and do some maintenance and beautification on some antiques. Of course, there are many other things that they might like to do...or perhaps just pay the $620.00 reasonable rent for living in our shared household...but this is a vision I have.

Date: 11/27/2012 1:56:21 PM ( 12 y ) ... viewed 1175 times

HOUSEMATE SEARCH BEGINS
NOVEMBER 28, 2012

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Dreaming Out Loud...

Would you like to learn how to grow some of your own food with Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds?
Are you interested in helping to start a Seed Business?
Would you like to help renovate a couple of antiques?
Would you be interested is helping repair an antique Singer Sowing Machine
and make old clothes?

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Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Find a Home in Enchanted Garden

I am beginning a new housemate search for the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community in San Diego.

I am looking over dreams I have. I just had my 65th Birthday. I usually take a month to reflect at this time of year I want I want for my personal new year.

In the last few months, my dad was moved into an assistant care facility in Los Angeles called the Garden of Palms.

I was on my way on a Caravan to the National Heirloom Expo, September 1-10, for a very important meeting with destiny. In Santa Rosa, CA, site of the yearly show, I met Paul Wallace of the Petaluma Seed Bank, as well as many of the staff of Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. They came out from Missouri.

Jere Gettle and his family were all at the show.

I have been impressed by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Their graphics is a natural match for my own artwork. I have a Seed Dream--that is what I call my Visions--that some of my graphics and teachings about seeds will be part of the lovely packages. I Launched this with the help of Torah Torres, an inventive and skilled program planner, who helped me at the recent Pacific Symposium. We brought out a display of the new Baker Creek Seeds for the Acupuncture Community.

WHAT'S NEXT?

Right now, I have two very special antiques that came down from my dad's apartment. One is a 100 year old Secretary that now is the home for various Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.

I would like to take the energy of the Pacific Symposium home here and have a place where local gardeners come to see an assortment of Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.

I would like a new housemate who would love to experiment with these seeds. I teach growing food in containers.

I want to know which of these seeds will grow in the yellow buckets that are a gift to me from Gold Mine Natural Foods.

I also would like to redo parts of our front yard with food grown from the Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.

GMO FREE ZONE

Every time the USDA deregulates various crops and allows for Genetically Engineered foods to proliferate, I take on various seeds to befriend. In 2011, I started to grow Organic Alfalfa in our garden. That crop is now flowering.

In 2012, I befriended KAMUT ® Brand Khorasan Ancient Wheat, as well as Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.

We have a new wheatgrass juicer I bought from Seagull Distribution. The KAMUT® makes lovely wheat grass that is very sweet.

It would be wonderful if our new housemate likes the idea of growing this grass.

I wrote Health Magic Through Chlorophyll from Living Plant Life for Dr. Bernard Jensen. Chlorophyll is a one of the four Survival Foods that Dr. Bernard Jensen Recommended.

It would be good to have wheatgrass growing and being made into green KAMUt® Juice. This could be one of the House Joys that the new housemate does.

In the formula for living here, the new room rents for $620.00 but that includes 12 hours set aside for doing house jobs. I will gift back to the new housemate $120.00 at the end of each month for work that is done.

NEW SOWING MACHINE

Another inspiration that came from observing the Baker Creek Staff was their unique dresses. I also got an Singer sowing machine.

It needs some fixing. There is a belt that is broken. This sowing machine works without electricity.

Wow! I can see it now. A new housemate who likes to sow! Someone who might like to add some care to the new sowing machine and well as, if they have the skills, manage the new seeds as a business.

These are Seed Dreams I have now.

Plant Your Dream is the name of the work I do, and the name for my Blog.

I will be happy to interview new housemate candidates starting ASAP.

And if they are looking for a very special household, and some opportunities for self growth, as well as an atmosphere that welcomes all of us working together through these challenging times, This may be their place.

Leslie Goldman
Your Enchanted Gardener