Re: Heat

We lived on a small farm on a gravel road with an out house, hand pump and fireplace for heat for the second house i was in by age 5 and we went to a store maybe once a year. i remember the first McDonalds that came to the state and we went once a year to have some other stranger cook us a hamburger that cost 15 cents….it was amazing to think that other people would make and serve you food….

Can you believe I was in my third school before I ever knew there were different colored people on earth---it was 7th grade before I seen a person a different color than I was….because tv was small and black and white only and normally the times blew and they didn't last long.

So naturally, you pumped your own water by hand and you walked out to the garden where the out house was to go to the bathroom and your tub for your bath was not a private thing and not something you did every night, because that much water would have been hard to obtain and hot water only existed by heating it up on your kitchen stove….

NO, I AM NOT OLD my any means---but I remember when gas was around 15 cents a gallon and they pumped it up into a glass container to measure how many gallons you were buying.

Back then, you could carry a gun freely in the window of the back of your truck to school and no one would have ever thought to think anything about it…..and no one locked their doors or needed to.

We were living in the modern age when people had electric inside the house, most every house---while my parents remembered using batteries for your home electric. We had a phone on the wall---but all the neighbors on your road used the same phone line----so if you were bored, you could hear what your neighbors were talking about to others…..kind of the way hackers and gov listens/looks in today.

Back then, most all of your food came form your garden and orchard along with a yearly cow or and pig. KIND OF LIKW what these people are seeking to do when they move into Alaska off grid……and actually, the house I built in 1997 that i live in today--our organized electric company refused to give us electric line unless we paid them $14,700 cash up front to run the line---so we lived here for about 9 months with no electric line and used a generator and batteries….until a man interested in his health crossed our path and he happen to work for the ohio attorneys office and explained that DP&L was breaking the law by doing that and after they investigated them--DP&L had to pay back millions of $$$ they had stolen from new home owners, but never had to tell the consume why they got their $$$ back. It took us probably 6 months to get use to having electric--pre electric when we left a room, we made sure we turned that light off, because our batteries only lasted so many hours each night and in the winter, sometimes the toilet had ice in it---SO ALL those idiots wanting to go to Alaska and live off grid are crazy…….but if I had to, we could easily live off grid. That is the difference----being able to and choosing to work for $$$ so you don't have to is a big difference in life, because today, most people would freak out if they lost the use of their electric lines in their home and for that matter, can't build their own home.

The house I am in today is the third place I have purchased land and built on and paying others to do your work for you is not an option I grew up with….my first new house I was 21 and I had a new 4x4 truck, a really cool one and a new motor cycle--because I HAD TO GO INTO DEBT in order to show up for work every day, otherwise I would have never went to work and put up with the bosses…….my first and only job started at $1.50 an hour and that was sure better than putting on roves and siding for 75 cents an hour…….and my dad never made $1.50 an hour and he worked up to owning several farms by the time he retired working…….

THAT IS THE PROBLEM TODAY, people don't have to work to be able to have a room and food and once they have a room and food, they decide they don't want the hassle of working for others and that created the mess america has today…..and why trump worked for his $$$ and can understand the problems, while lawyers that rob and lied all their career don't care about anyone or anything thing but more $$$. Lawyers are trained to fight for bad people--tell any lie, even though innocent people may have been murdered---it takes a special person to do that for their job and they should never ever be in politics, but just the opposite happens--most big politicians have been lawyers.

The same with your health, it is this simple:
You work to save your own life, not pay some white coat to and in the case of the white coats, their own best people exposed them all and the best I call BOOK I……after BOOK I sets you free, the good seems to appear and come your direction as well---as though there is a worldly connection that can't be seen or paid for…..and those long dead authors still via their books---still trying to help those willing to help them selves. ……and for some really strange reason, for thousands of years a number "108" mathematically has been used by those who build things……..be it 108 things, 108 inches, 108 feet, 108 miles or 108 X--for some really strange reason, the number 108 is a "real" thing--something long forgotten in the modern world and not something you could buy for all the $$$ on earth…because $$$ is far from being everything, if anything, often $$$ leads to unhappiness, when mismanaged.

Free $$$ is one of the deadliest traps to ever come out of world war, something the cities fell into and have never came out of. Free $$ has spread like a plague coast to coast making people not willing to work and milling to fall down and obey those that make the $$$


The best thing you can do if $$$ is to invest it in physical stuff, because current inflation makes keeping $$$ a loosing thing.

Your health is something $$$ can't buy, but when managed, $$$ helps buy things that can make your life easier and last longer.

People that worry about $$$ done lost….worry kills you quicker than anything else.