Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[pete <pete.rout@virgin.net>]

don't forget you have in the USA a culture that 
is outside the modern living.  The Amish.
Pete


> I found a very very interesting blog, with great 
> reviews of the book as well, at 
> http://humblemusings.com/archives/2006/12/07/thoughts-on-henry-and-the-great-society/
>
> "Briefly, Henry and the Great Society is the 
> story of Henry, a man living in a cultural 
> cul-de-sac, who was pursuing a way of life that 
> was perhaps a hundred years behind the times, 
> when modern living suddenly becomes a 
> possibility. Henry himself is not much attracted 
> to modern living, but his wife and children are, 
> and he naturally wants them to have the best—the 
> “good things in life,” as he puts it. A series 
> of seemingly inconsequential decisions, each one 
> apparently beneficial in itself, inexorably 
> destroys the self-sufficient, productive, 
> peaceful, and satisfied Henry, transforming him 
> into a thoroughly modern man—dependent, 
> debt-ridden, unhealthy, overworked, worried. 
> Henry’s family is destroyed as his wife and 
> children find lives to live outside the home."
>
>
> Henry & the Great Society is available in a 
> printable pdf file on this page: http://www.jesuslovesme.org/henryand.htm
>
> I found 8 copies of it for sale on Amazon.com for under $6.
>
> Another recommended title included:
> Better Off

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