Re: Grey laundry water for garden watering?

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 Bill <b2forewagner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > Folks in our area used to can lots of carp.  THe pressuring took care
> > of the bones and the flavor was reminiscent of tuna.  Pretty damned
> > good eatin' it was.
> Never canned any fish or meat.  Dried fish in a dehydrator  and froze 
> meat.

Mom used to can meat. It keeps for years that way. A pressure cooker is 
a godsend.

> 
> 
> > Gotta ask ya' this one....you and your dad ever noodle for catfish?
> 
> Unknown to me.
> 
> > That always gave me the willys, you just *knew* what was comin', but I
> > never got comfortable doing it.  I knew some guys what near got
> > drownded using this technique.  Brushpiles were dangerous. Sure as
hell
> > got skinned up fierce once in a while. Never happened to me, but
> > sometimes bank holes held things other than cats.
> > 
> > Charlie, feelin' kind of ........elderly...and missin' the old fun!
;-)
> 
>  I'm not feeling elderly but  I'd like to sleep sound  and not know what

> Tinnitus  and other health things mean.  Looking at my efforts to be 
> healthy I some times the effort was for naught.  But when I jump over a 
> curb I think  yea.
> 
> Bill

For tinnitus, try running a fan at night.
Works well for me.

I have trouble sleeping without one now. ;-)

Stretching exercises keep me mobile.
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