Tag Archives: energy
It’s Easy Being Green
Posted on15. Sep, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.
I’m pretty excited about the new push for renewable energy in the country. Of course, I don’t think our economy should be brought to its knees before anyone does anything about it– our country should have been preparing for these things long ago.
A news story in my local area recently said that a “green” economy [...]
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The Mother of Wind Power Sites
Posted on29. Aug, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.
Ever since the kids and I saw the Fenner Windmill Project in Madison County, I’ve been interested in wind power; more specifically, in wind power for small farms or for families. I would LOVE to create my own energy with them. I doubt I’d get much wind power in town on my small property… maybe [...]
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The Cutest Little Thing!
Posted on19. May, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.
I’ve heard of tiny little modular cubicles in Europe. It is only fitting that the United States have our own style of small-scaled housing. What else would it be but a tiny log cabin? I saw this at Off-Grid Living. I don’t want to copy the photo– you’ll have to go see for yourself. Off-Grid [...]
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Food Costs and Frugal Living
Posted on16. Apr, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.
I know I’m not the only one to notice the outrageous food costs these days. I was listening to a guest host on the Rush Limbaugh Show who stated that the food crisis and energy crisis are government-induced. I believe it. The real question is WHY. I try to avoid news headlines because they are [...]






