Tag Archives: multi-generational living
Generational Misconduct
Gran opened the fridge door, took a hearty dollop of chilled, gelatinised bone broth from the container and dumped it on her morning porridge. “I thought it was stewed fruit.” she said. “No, it wasn’t. It was bone broth.” said … Continue reading
Posted in Self-Regulation & Feedback
Tagged children, diet, food, food sensitivity, Gran, multi-generational living, permaculture, Petit Paradis, Tillellan
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Changes to Lifestyle
“… we have found that basic personal habits and behaviours are some of the most difficult and sensitive to deal with, and yet they are at the heart of the ecologically dysfunctional nature of modern society.” … Continue reading
Posted in Self-Regulation & Feedback, Small & Slow Solutions
Tagged backyard gardening, Bill Mollison, David Holmgren, design principles, energy efficiency, gardening, multi-generational living, permaculture, Petit Paradis, photovoltaic, rainwater, recycling, resources, solar energy, stuff, sustainable living, Tillellan, waste, water, wild foraging
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Some Notes on Multi-Generation Living
“Generations of vacuum cleaners have sustained themselves on very little but dust and pieces of Lego .” Mr Petit Paradis When my mother-in-law came to live with us following the passing of the Prof, I had no idea what to … Continue reading
