PLEASE CIRCULATE THIS MESSAGE TO YOUR CONTACTS,
> thanks!
>
> Hello to all
> I sure miss being down in Sonoma County because of all the great people
> who are there, working with the earth.  And I also LOVE OREGON for its
> super
> beauty and there are just as many wonderful people here.
>
> First, I'd like to invite anyone who would like to be interviewed by phone
> on my
> Permaculture Talk Show to write to me at this address:
> <stellajane@gardener.com>
>
> Any Permaculture topic of interest is suitable, and then you can access
> the
> recording
> on the website at any time, and make it available to your friends and your
> clients.
> So if you do water catchment and want to spend an hour with me on the
> phone,
> you can have
> the benefit of being able to email a prospective client and have them
> learn
> all about
> their options, at their leisure.  Usually, by email, I set up a series of
> questions that
> we will cover.  Exclusions are:  No "bad" words, and no political
> references. Just great
> information that will benefit the listeners.  (Those who are in community
> can also talk
> about that, what they are doing, and who they hope to attract to join
> them.)
>
>
>
> If you'd rather discuss this by phone, please leave me your phone number
> and
> good times
> to call you on my Voicemail line which is:  541  488 - 0049
> Give me guidelines of best times to call you.
>
> About the work/trade:  I am caring for a beautiful "One Acre Farm" with a
> tiny house and
> a barn and an incredible view of the lovely valley and mountains.  There
> is
> a small room
> (7' x 12') with a feather bed and two dressers and a big window with view
> of
> the apple tree.
> It is rent free in exchange for help of ten hours a week.  This is a good
> deal, I've heard
> that people in Williams work with farmers 40 or more hours per week and
> get
> room and food
> and $200 a month.  It's many hours from any social life, and here we are
> only 30 minutes
> from Ashland, which is, if anything, MORE active than Sebastopol.  Check
> out
> the Ashland
> version of the WACCO BB at <webspiritcommunity.com>
>
> As for food, I would always be happy to cook, and certainly anyone working
> in the garden
> eats from the garden, but my money is very limited now as I am on Social
> Security.  So a
> small share of the utilities (electric and phone) would be needed.  You
> would need have
> your own transportation, and your own groceries.  This is a no cigarettes
> and no alcohol
> scene.  I am an omnivore, but will prepare meat separately to serve
> vegetarian needs.
>
> Best wishes for you all and all your gardens and families.
>
> Peace and planting,
>
> Stella Jane (aka Jolly Jane in Sonoma County!)   (541) 488 -0049
>
> Listen to KSKQ.org for the PERMACULTURE TALK SHOW with host Stella Jane
> Tuesdays 7 - 9 pm
> Re-broadcast each week the following Saturday 8 am  10am
>
>
>