no ado about much

Actually there is a big to-do brewing.
   In February Bjorn asked me to read this book. I read it, OFCOURSE. I love having books recommended 'specially to me!

It changed my life. My life changes a lot. Here's a book for that.
   I don't think that someone else reading the same book would have the same life change. This book introduced me to a new concept, which I followed, researched, and further followed and researched for 100 more hours —

my research took the time of a part-time job, some weeks.

I'm planning on turning our yard into an Edible Forest Garden. I am not sure why I haven't blogged about it a lot. I do feel like I've talked to some people a lot about it and they still exhibit cluelessness about what it is. That kind of takes the hot air out of my sails.
   What's with the deaf ears?
   Maybe my message is wrapped in an impenetrable tortilla of zealotry. Perhaps my elevator pitch is snore boring. Maybe these concepts are so counter-cultural that people can't grok it. Perchance people lack only visual aids.

I am very interested in talking about it — I'm more interested in doing it.