Eating at Home on the First

[errantember]

The first of each month I only eat or drink things I've raised or brewed on my property. This month I was worried, because while my potatoes are going gangbusters, they're definitely nowhere near harvest. I did start mounding up the dirt around the leaves today, though!



I had 5 eggs in reserve, and some very scrubby carrots and tiny sweet potatoes from last month. I also had salt, pepper, and butter that I had previously traded worldmegan kombucha for. I also had kombucha, but it's very *bad* kombucha. I drank some anyway. At least it's fizzy! Here are some shots of my biggest meal. More info and tales of dearth if you click on the pics!

Comments

[errantember.livejournal.com]

Also, you had mentioned not wanting me to cross-post my replies to your entries from LJ to Facebook. Is that only certain kinds of entries, or any entries? Normally I'm cross-posting now, but I want to exclude whatever you don't want on Facebook.

[gailmom.livejournal.com]

I don't like it when people crosspost replies to my entries, because that means links to my entries go up on facebooks whose friends list I'm not in charge of. Which means I don't mind you crossposting replies on YOUR journal, or even on the garden ladies journal, but don't want replies on my private journal and sexy journal linked to facebook.

Make sense? :)

[errantember.livejournal.com]

I think that's clear. The literal interpretation is that if you post it on my LJ, it's ok to cross-post replies to FB. The spirit of the idea is that it's ok to share less stigmatized, more fluff stuff on FB, but not the heavier/more private stuff.

Is that right?

[gailmom.livejournal.com]

well, sort of. It's more about my garden ladies journal is public, and I post accordingly. gailmom and sexy journal entries are more exclusive, because I want to know who is reading most of those. So the spirit of the idea is your info is yours to share, my info is mine. If you crosspost a reply to a private journal on YOUR facebook, all your friends list sees it...that's mine to share dammit. and I have no control over your facebook.

it would be like posting your response to a private email message from me publicly...but not removing my name from it.

is that clearer?

it have less to do with "fluff/heavy" and more to do with "public domain/private domain"

[errantember.livejournal.com]

Ok, so no crossposting of stuff on your private journals. That seems simple enough.