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What is your greatest strength?: My ability to organize groups and carry out given tasks. the ability to sit and talk to people and learn from them. look at this world today........it this what you want to hand down to your next generation? true traditional values...they last a lifetime.

What are you working on?: currently working on a new home which will be totally off grid. this type of lifestyle is not difficult, and its going to be the wave of the future.I would like to leave a legacy by teaching people that we dont have to live a complicated stressful lifestyle.

How big is your business?: Self-employed

What is your Job Title: Owner

What is your alma mater?: no college

Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?: To educate other people to living a off grid lifestyle. meeting new and interesting friends, gaining knowledge. showing people to live a less stressful lifetyle.sit and talk to people!!!! over a glass of drink, not text message them !!!! talk to elders and learn. leave your own foot print in life..........

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At 3:43am on September 24, 2009, Joe Newman said…: Recently I've created a 12 Subject Photoshop course for Photographers, and thought it would be something of interest to you. The course is 3 hours, 1 on 1, and you receive a handbook to go along with the course. Customizing the course by Subject is also possible. This is a great course that will benefit your photography forever. Course details can be seen on my site www.newmanphoto.net under Classes. Let me know if interested and I hope to speak soon.

At 10:15am on March 13, 2009, Pete Sebert said…: Is that picture one of the traditional values? I had a valued friend you when I bested him in a discussion, would say F you, I'd laugh and say you old squid, you've run and hid. He bested me or made me think many times, with his phrase "do you think you will every amount to anything and rib me about, Performing marriage ceremonies without being embarassed etc. Take care pete

At 10:19pm on February 25, 2009, David Seymour said…: Dave,

I am considering a small wind generator for my home, but I know I will have obsticles with the home owners association. I would appreciate any information you may have regarding a home owners rights in the area and your recommendations for which generator I should consider.

At 6:35pm on February 25, 2009, Lisa Rodriguez said…: I am doing good. I have adapted to having 4 children and it only took me a month to do so. Butr i am very great. How about yourself??

At 10:00am on December 22, 2008, Pete Sebert said…: Can't resist the promise shown in the picture and look where you are now.
If get to Brown County or maybe when, ask the people for Jacob Brown...an ambassador from another time...

At 12:38pm on December 21, 2008, Missy Scarlett said…: I'm not sure what your off-the-grid lifestyle consists of, but it sounds interesting, maybe I'm way off the mark of what you are talking about, but I"m going to ramble anyway: It really sounds a lot like a european way of life you are talking about, which really is better than ours in the social aspect. American's are workaholics and don't have that art of cherishing time with family over money. We give ourselves 2 maybe 3 weeks of vacation a year. What is THAT? Europeans take "months" off, shops close down for "holiday" to be spent with family.
More importantly, we don't gather at the table for dinner with our families, we leave food "out" for whoever gets home first from soccer practice or whatever. What does this teach our kids? This affects our attitudes that we carry out into the world. This 50/50 thinking needs to stop. Esp in marriages. So many couples live in the "contract" mindset instead of the "whatever it takes for you" mindset. No one cooks for the other as one example, and that aspect of serving is lost.
This is truly terrible. When each person fends for themself, where's the communication and downloading of the day? Who hears this downloading? There is intimacy in the family dinner. I think it's the heart of the family. And if you can balance that, then you are able to learn to listen in society and to others, like the elderly that you speak of as one great example.
There is a bit of a problem with serving and listening these days. It takes more effort. When was the last time you went to a drive through window or in a store and the cashier had an attitude of serving you? We are called to serve each other in this world. Listening is the best skill any human can have.
I think you are on to something though. Technology needs to balance with the human person. I can't tell you how many times I go out to meet a friend over a drink or dinner and they "have" to answer their phone, or they keep "texting" during our whole time together. That's nothing but rude.
Apparently, I'm all over the board here. I'll stop.
I'm hoping your business is successful and your new home idea consists of one bit fat dinner table as the centerpiece. People naturally gather in the kitchen at a party or near the food table... think about it....

At 9:34am on December 21, 2008, Greg Smallwood said…: Hi Dave...
New house, off the grid... Interesting.
Don't forget the drainage. Water is and will continue to become one of our most precious commodities in Indiana.
Also, Hope that you're finding ways to incoprate existing materials into the new house...
Would love to hear/see more of this...
Lastly, I'm sure you have not forgotten the economics part... in particular what you're doing to enhance the structure's resell value if you ever decide to move (exit strategy)
Have a safe and joy filled holiday season!

At 9:13pm on December 1, 2008, Bill Bean said…: Dave, I'm afraid I have no idea what the problem might be. My first thought is that you should keep trying. Seems like most of my problems with this kind of thing come because I'm unaware of or forget to do one little thing, check one little box, or something similar. Don't give up. However, if you keep having trouble, try one of the folks who run the site. Good luck!

At 7:57am on November 21, 2008, Kyle Lacy said…: Greetings Dave!

Welcome to Smaller Indiana.
I wanted to congratulate you on becoming a SMOOSIER! Wear the title with pride. It matters. :)

Let us know if you have any questions about the site and remember to have some fun. Add some content.Start a blog. We would love to hear from you!

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