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September 29
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i joined durian riders cult on utube! was veggy already but listening to him and freele made me see a better way,so i've been trying hard to stay raw, its hard having to make food for the kids(its all the stuff i loved to eat!!!) i am lifting weights (putting on muscle i might add...awesome.)riding a bike,bought a slackline its awesome fun,growing my own fruit and veg. i can see from my short time (5months) that this really works. oh and slowly but surely i am turning into a banana! lol just want some support as everyone i know thinks i am nuts or bananas!
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i love gardening, weight lifting, slacklining,free running, mountain biking,drumming,playing the g tar and most of all chasing my kids round annoying them!!! i'm reding 80 10 10 again and the china study, impatiently waiting for robert cheekes book from amazon. bopping around to reggea.well into freeman on the land. there really is a better way than the norm(whatever that is!!)hcrv has given me the focus,energy and enthusiasm to go out and find it.
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to answer any questions i have that come up. support me in my new lifestyle choice,no one around me agrees with it or thinks it a good idea dispite seeing a new mew and not trying it themselves.
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computer animation arts, apparently its the best in the country for such a thing, so if all goes to plan looks like i'll be moving there. lol interesting what you say about student life... i thought it was predominantly a retirement kind of town... but then again i know nothing whatsoever about bournemouth. ive missed the predominant student age range anyhow, is there much of an alternative community there? Do you get wholesale deals on bananas? Im used to poor fruits at the moment being in the lake district. Im living off bananas and super cheap sainsburgs late night deals haha... thats so great you're growing food too. i eat what i can from the garden but its much colder up here, growth occurs slower. Aye I hope to meet you soon! Do you have FB or any better way to stay in touch as i often forget to go on hither for periods of time. And do you freerun frequently? Im training upto it but want to start hopping over buildings soon! and hey do u know any sites aside from gumtree to find accommodation?
Hey John, Hows life in bournemouth? I may be moving there in a month depending on a last minute course possibility... just wondering about the fruit situation there? do u know many other fruities? I know absoloutely no one there but you sound like fun... freerunning, slacklining, gardening, chasing your kids! sounds awesome!! Holi :)
Hi, I wanted to let you know we will have a raw fruit festival in Spain next September
http://festival.811-friendly.net
Maybe you'd like it.
Cheers
Hi John, I have a customer in the shop I work in who work for a fruit and veg supplier who is curretnly doing me a good price for bananas, apples and melons. This is ok for now but in the long run I really want organic produce. This is where cost gets silly. Do you think it makes such a big difference if bananas are organic or not bearing in mind the thick skin which we don't eat?
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