@npub1jhrl...ee29 @Dan Wedge

Good, thanks!

@OFFGRID needs to be on this list obviously

Name checks out

Thank you so much for thinking of me 😊 @cuban

Following all the recommendations! 🔥👏🙏🌍

Been offgrid 11 years and counting. It's the only way to go.

Wow!! That’s really impressive. What have you enjoyed the most?

What do you do with waste water?

Miss this note, will add you to list too

We're all a work in progress😊

Runs into a septic situation

You can also do filtered situations that basically release gray water as an end result.

Yeah, I’m also curious to know how and what you mean here. 🤙🏻

Off grid can mean many versions but essentially not having any connections to formal utility infrastructure: power, water, sewer..kinda intermet with satelite. No man is an island. When I lived off grid for many years you realize how impossible it is to remove external inputs. No one is making their own cast iron fire stove for example. Living off grid can be the best experience. It comes down to location, infrastructure. Moderate climate, plenty of sun and gravity pressure fresh water spring make all the difference in the world. Some fertile land and power production takes you over the line. I love my current home, but nothing quite like the disconnected life.