You make it hard for me to see somebody else
Hmmmmmmm
I don't realize that I see you
So what is it exactly that you want Mr. Cat?
You think I don't see you? I see you, you know
Hello you
You okay?
How are you today? You okay?
You want some food?
I don't know what cats eat, you know
How do you do today?
What's your name?
I'm Stripy
Are you the fat cat that causes trouble at the night time?
Are you a superhero?
Hello dude
I'm not really good with cats man
So I don't know
Yeah?
Okay
You are a beautiful cat
Are you a boy or a girl?
Let's have a look
You got anything hanging out at the bottom?
No? Okay, I think you're a girl
Alright
Okay, you do your thing, okay?
Okay, you do your thing
Mate man, brave smoke here
Time to make some compost
So I've been collecting these
papers, brown papers
from our rubbish
and all these cardboard boxes
My plan is to
basically rip them apart
and maybe wet them with water
so it basically starts the
the decomposition process
and basically we're gonna use all this
to make the compost
which is just gonna be
over here
might need another lid
or some kind of heavy material
so I'll look up for this
because we just had
some work done on the garden
so yeah, anyway
Victory gardens
Do you know the concept?
So if you've ever read John Seymour's book
very beautiful book
called Self-Sufficiency
which I think was published
sometime in the 70s
the earliest edition
there's a
you know what, I might go to the library later on
just to borrow, yeah, I might think I might do that
because I believe they've got
two very good editions
over at the library
they've got one that basically
is colorless but
but the illustrations in that book
is beautiful, they use like brown paper
it's really nice
but the newest edition that came out
that keeps coming out
I think it's also translated into like
140 languages or something like that
with full color pages
and beautiful illustrations
anyway, John Seymour's book
Self-Sufficiency
talks about building
what is known as the Victory Garden
and what he believed was
rather than
outright just planting
plants into your pots
and then you know like buying
buying like
expensive soil
the best thing to do is
to start from the soil onwards
and soil education
and basically
to create
the knowledge of
how to create proper
nutritious fertile soil
because a lot of people just plant things
and they just plant it on the ground
and hope that it will grow food
but you can't because now in England
with all the chemtrails and all these things
our soil is depleted
of all nutrition, all nutrients
so you must, if you're planning to grow something
you've got to
take into consideration
that the soil that you produce
or create must be good
so you've got to do the extra work
that's what we do using food scraps
to make compost
with an open bottom so the worms can do their thing
when they do the jiggy jiggy shit
we use all the scraps from the cardboard
from the paper
from all sorts of packaging
as long as it's brown it's got no plastic
it's got no cellotape you can actually rip it apart
so yeah about the food scraps you can see
we've got literally mostly
vegetables
and
high nitrates
and your brown stuff
no meats
just the vegetables
and then
these ones will be ripped
it's really pretty much moist in there already
so I don't really need to do much
and now
once the whole thing is done
she turns it every once, every two weeks
just to help it decompose
perfect for garden work
so you might be wondering
what exactly is going on here
in the traditional Chinese medicine
we have something called Chen Pei
that's Cantonese Chen Pei
that's Mandarin basically orange
peel, orange skin
in fact any
citrusy kind of like fruit
limes, lemons
grapefruit
and the other ones
you can actually use these
as medicine
and basically all you do is
once you finish with them
dry them out in the sun
once they get dried
really dried
you jar them up in mason jars
and preserve them
and the longer you preserve them
the more medicinal properties it has
antifungal
antioxidants high in vitamin C
helps with digestion
if you've got colds and flus
you've got a sore throat
basically you take a
dried slice
and you just hold it in the mouth
let it just marinate
in the mouth
and just melt
you can sprinkle sugar
you can sprinkle like xylitol
you can sprinkle salt
it's good for your
did I say digestion
it's good for everything man
I mean like your dry coughs
if you've got phlegm
got mucus in your nose
these in the mouth
2-3 times a day
1 or 2 peels
hold it in the mouth
suck on it
and they do you good
and actually
orange peel
actually go for quite a lot
the older they are
like 5 years, 10 years
20 years in Hong Kong
you can buy them
really really expensive
for like a 1kg
5 year old orange peel skin
can go up to like
a thousand pounds man I'm telling you
10 years
game over they're very highly priced
we also found some old
what's this man
is this wood
yeah that's wood
yeah I'm gonna throw this
dead moss
just wanna show you this before I leave you
I'm not sure if I did show you this before
so I got some
carrots
I chopped up the carrot heads
planted it back inside
these are egg shells
got some beet root
heads
I think this is a lemon
lemon seed
I'm trying to see if I can grow into a lemon tree
that
is some other shit
but there's an entire stem
of a broccoli inside
I just realised this is some good mulch
material
mulch is important especially in the summer
we use plants so
put some water on there
it's gonna be good
and it's a good day for cooking so
got some minced beef
gonna crop some minced beef
in
ghee
crack some eggs in there
maybe about 3 eggs
and avocado
get some lemon juice on the go
got some mint and parsley
out there
once I'm finished with this
I'll go into the
that thing over there, that yellow shit
I fed it today again
let's see what the situation is
it's pretty alright man
it's kind of rising
it's got one hole
so
it's going to be over here
add some sauerkraut to that
of course you don't cook the sauerkraut
because if you cook it
then you kill the
healthy
bacteria so I'm just going to put it on the side
like garnish, polish house mate
sauce
a whole flock ton of basically
pizzas
we had like basically like
all these
drawers full of pizzas
and
oh yeah
I don't do pizzas myself
the cheese fox me up
but just doing it for the house mates
a good day to eat today man
a special ingredient, nettles
yeah
nettles and beef and eggs and avocado
sweet
if you had fallen into prep fatigue
now would be a very
good time to wake back up
and build a system
that can be taking you through these
times
I think we'll leave it there for now
this is though the beginning
of that implementation
they warned us the rate of change leading up to
2030 would be