Hubby and I

Content by Mitch Osborne

My husband and I have been looking into clear internet plans for the house to try and see if I can find some work online. I quit my job when we got pregnant a few years back and that’s been helpful for us in terms of me being home to help take care of the babies and do all the home stuff. What I’d like to find is a way to do something like file medical records or do billing or something because that would give us back some extra income but I wouldn’t have to leave the house. I really would miss being able to stay homewith the kids but at the end of the day I wish I had a better option than being able to just do menial work in front of the computer. But until I come up with the next great idea for the American novel or figure out a way to sell old diapers this is going to have to do! I’m excited to get started!

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A Taste of Bavaria

Helen, Georgia is a replica of a Bavarian alpine town, in the Appalachians instead of the Alps.

HELEN, GEORGIA, USA

Helen, Georgia nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Chattahoochee River, is a re-creation of an alpine village complete with cobblestone alleys and old-world towers. This Northeast Georgia village has a rich history linked to the Cherokee Indians and Indian burial mounds as well as early settlers who arrived to mine for gold and cut virgin timber for a thriving lumber industry in the early 1900ís.

Helen boasts a wide array of attractions. The area has more than 200 specialty and import shops offer everything from candle making to cuckoo clocks. Restaurant options range from a German meal of schnitzel, sauerbraten, rouladen or wurst with an imported beer or wine to a traditional southern country meal of grits, country ham, home made biscuits and gravy.

Outdoor lovers can enjoy river tubing, horseback riding, golf, canoeing, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and more. Festivals and special events include a hot air balloon race, Winefest, Volksmarch, Oktoberfest and Christmas parades, Fourth of July fireworks, and Bavarian Nights of Summer. From mid-September through October, Helen hosts the longest Oktoberfest in the South.

Longing for a spacious backyard

Albeit, I am not the only person in the world that longs to have a spacious backyard. A nice backyard to where I can plant vegetables and flowering plant. And have ample space to put a compost tumbler and have my own compost. Our apartment is not that big but enough to fit the three of us. It's kind of a waste throwing those rotten fruits and banana peel when I can make use of those stuff to make a compost. This is like recycling the bio-degradable, paper and plastic.

Here in the US, some people has their own compost at their backyard though, especially the older people. They made their own compost pit and other uses a tumbler. I think the tumbler is more convenient and portable too.

How about you? Do you recycle? Do you make your own compost?