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Friday, September 29, 2023

Housework For Men - A Clean House Is Not Always A Sign Of A Wasted Life

Housework For Men

A Clean House Is Not Always A Sign Of A Wasted Life

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Why Men Need To Do Housework

You are between girlfriends.

You are a confirmed bachelor.

You live alone.

You share with other men.

Your wife is a modern woman.

Your wife is threatening to leave you because you won’t help her with the housework.

Your wife has already left you because you wouldn’t help her with the housework.

Your wife died.

Your wife is threatening to die because you won’t help her with the housework.


Do You Enjoy Housework?

Enjoying Housekeeping.


Housework does not have to be mind numbing and boring.

Housework can be creative and fun.

A living work of art.

It is a matter of perception.

I even enjoy weeding the garden when I am eating the edible weeds.

You can listen to the radio while doing housework.

If you are a student you can listen to recordings of lectures or books.


Cooking

Keep it simple or eat it raw.


For healthy fast foods and TV dinners; when travelling or camping; or, when you just do not feel like cooking.

Have some raw fruit and nuts, Cow’s milk or yoghurt, and other foods that require no preparation, and little or no cleaning up afterwards.

If cooking, turning off the heat, and letting the heat in the pot finish off the cooking, reduces the chance of burning the food in the pot.


Simplifying Complicated Recipes

In any recipe there are the basic, essential ingredients – flour and water in the case of bread, pancakes and pasta – and then the added flavourings.

You do not have to use the same ones that are in the recipe book – just use what you like or what you have.

Pasta: pour a thick pancake mixture over the vegetables you are cooking in simmering water.

Marmalade: After juicing oranges spread the raw pulp as marmalade jam.

Buckwheat Cabbage Burgers: stir buckwheat flour into cabbage juice.

Scrambled Tofu Eggs: scramble tofu, turmeric, and vegetable oil.

Tofu Chicken: use slices of firm tofu.

Coconut Fish: stir wholemeal flour and desiccated coconut into water.


Cleaning With With Water Only

Many cleaners have been tested on animals or contain animal ingredients.

Most cleaning of yourself, clothes, dishes, glass windows, tile floors, and your car, can be done with water only.

Dishes can often be wiped clean with a damp paper towel.


Washing With Sodium Bicarbonate [NaHCO3]

Sodium bicarbonate, NaHCO3, cleans most things, like old carpet stains, that water alone might not.

Sodium bicarbonate is also a very good underarm deodorant.

And, if you are not on a low salt diet, mouthwash for bad breath.


Washing And Ironing

Clothes, made from natural fibres usually do not need to be washed as often as clothes made from synthetics.

Most new stains can be absorbed, do not rub, with a dry or damp, paper towel; or, removed by soaking in room-temperature water only.

I never iron.

Ironing can be eliminated by wearing 100% Sheep’s wool clothes, such as sweaters.

And, 100% cotton clothes, such as jeans.

I buy simple, durable, comfortable, quality clothes, that wash and dry easily, and do not need ironing.


Deodorising

Keeping bags of scented, vegetable oil soap in your house and car can scent your house, car and clothes.

Sodium bicarbonate is a very good underarm deodorant.

Have at least 3 pairs of shoes and rotate them so you are not wearing the same shoes every day. I also wear black shoes with black soles.

Natural fibre clothes, such as Sheep's wool and cotton, need less washing that synthetics.


Shopping

I enjoy shopping.

Shopping can be a real treasure-hunt.

Do not impulse buy.

Nothing is a bargain, if you do not like it, need it, and will not use it.

Anything, you buy and no longer want, such as books, still in new condition, can be given away as Christmas and other presents.


Gardening – Indoors

Indoor plants can beautify, oxygenate, clean your air of toxins, and dry a damp house.

Succulents, ‘cacti without prickles’, such as Aloe Vera, other Aloes and Hawothias, are rat-proof, and grow easily indoors on sunny windowsills, or where direct sunlight comes into your house.

And, succulents can look after themselves, for a month or more, when you are on holidays.


Gardening – Outdoors

Grow pretty plants; you can eat; and, once established, look after themselves.

Such as Aloe Vera, Curry Plant, Mints, Pineapple Sage, Rosemary, Lavender, Raspberries, Almonds and Apricot trees.


Free Range Pets

Instead of Birds in cages, put Bird baths, and nectar producing plants like Pineapple Sage, outside your windows, and watch the Birds through your windows.

Instead of Fish in aquariums, have a Fish screen saver on your computer.


Possums Instead Of Cats

A Cat that killed 2 Birds, or other animals, per week for 10 years, would kill 1000 Birds or other animals.

Be kind to animals.

If you want independent pets then make friends with your Possums instead.


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Friday, July 21, 2023

Car-Camping When Holidaying Or Homeless


Car-Camping When Holidaying Or Homeless

I have lived, out of my station wagon, for a total of more than 3 years.

Including, 1 year continuously.

I lived well.


If You Are Homeless

If You Cannot Afford A House.

A good reliable car, like a station wagon, that can store everything you need; that you can sleep in comfortably, fully stretched out, not cramped up; can cost about 5% of the price of a house.


If You Cannot Afford A Car

You could share a house.

Or, consider, going back to living with your parents.

Also read my, “Saving Money Without Reducing Quality: Food, Clothes, Shoes, Housing, And Other Necessities”, at:

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If you are not homeless, car-camping while on holidays, could be fun, as well as valuable experience, for if you ever do become homeless.


How I Lived Out Of My Car


1: A Car To Sleep In Comfortably

I bought a station wagon, so I could sleep comfortably, fully stretched out, not cramped up.


2: Travel Light – Only Take What You Need – So You Do Not Look Like You Are Living Out Of Your Car

The minimum I kept in my station wagon was:


Plenty of food and water.

Clothes and shoes.

Sun shade or cap.

Large cotton towels.

Paper towels.

Sodium bicarbonate.

Scented, vegetable oil soap.

Buckets and plastic bags.

A small, water filter jug.

Mosquito repellent.

Aloe Vera leaves for sunburn.


All this fitted in about half of the back seat and floor of my station wagon.


I also took pens and paper; a mobile phone, a notebook computer with a car cigarette-lighter outlet charger [be careful not to flatten your car battery]; a debit card for withdrawing money from banks; and, a spare full tyre, oil, and coolant.


My car was insured.

I was a member of a state motorists’ organisation that has reciprocal rights in other states.


3: Security

I kept a mobile flip-phone in my pocket.

Did not park, in isolated places.

Slept with one key in the ignition and another in my pocket.

Always parked, so I had at least two ways of driving out.

One without backing or turning.


Since I slept in my car, I have everything in my car and do not need to pack.

Even if you only have to leave, without packing, once in a lifetime it is still worth being prepared.


If anyone looks, or behaves, strangely move on to a safe place.

During long trips, in isolated places, you can fill up your car at a 24 hour petrol station.

And, then stay overnight in the car park.


4: Deodorising

Keeping bags of scented, vegetable oil soaps, in your car, can deodorise your car.

Sodium bicarbonate is a very good under-arm deodorant.

And, mouthwash for bad breath, unless you are on a low sodium salt diet.

Sodium bicarbonate can also deodorise clothes and shoes.


5: Buckets And Plastic Bags

Buckets can be used to wash clothes in and to store things.

Buckets can be used to store fruit, and anything else, that might leak onto the car seat or floor.

Plastic bags can be used to store clothes, papers and other things.

And, to store rubbish until you get home or to a major town.


6: Sleeping

Sleep in your car and you are safely out of the wind and the rain.

You have no need to unpack and repack your car.

And, in an emergency, you can drive off as if you were just leaving anyway.


Take some clothes you can sleep in.

Such as cotton jeans and cotton or wool T-shirts and sweaters.

Warm cotton or wool socks.

And, some large cotton towels that can double as sheets, blankets, and pillows.


7: Where To Stay

If you live in a cold climate, consider moving to a warmer climate, at least for the winter.

Being, in another state, can also make you look more like a tourist than homeless.


Free places are getting rarer but they still exist.

Check local regulations as to what is car-camping and what is car-parking.

In parts of Australia, if you are sleeping in your car; and, have everything inside your car; and, do not have anything outside your car; then, you could be legally parking and not illegally camping.


Surf beaches.

State and national parks.

Some are free.

In Australia, almost anywhere along the Murray River.


Festivals can be good places to stay for a few days to a week or more.

The price of the ticket can be cheaper than staying at a caravan park.


Highway rest stops, if staying one night.

Do not park in places which can flood; or, where a gum tree is aiming to fall or drop a branch.


8: Entertainment

Many towns have tourist information centres.

And, check the notices along highways and in shop windows, as well as the internet, for festivals, and other attractions.


9: A Healthy Diet

For a healthy diet, I include:


1: Fresh, raw fruit;

2: Fresh, raw vegetables, including some green, leafy vegetables;

3: Nuts and peanuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, rolled oats, potatoes, lentils, mung beans;

4: Low-fat Cow’s milk, low-fat cheese, low-fat yoghurt, [very few people can be healthy, long-term, Vegans];

5: Seaweed, for trace elements in a natural food form.


Asian and Indian Groceries are some of the cheapest places to buy these foods.


10: Food And Drink – No Need To Cook


Food

My diet is based on raw fruit; nuts and peanuts; some vegetables; and, low-fat Cow’s milk.

Raw fruit; nuts and peanuts; some vegetables; do not need any cooking or other preparation; and, there is little or no cleaning up afterwards.

Similarly, with Cow’s milk, cheese, yoghurt; rolled oats; bottled fruit juice and drinking water.


Storing Food

Even in hot cars, in hot weather, food and drink, can be stored by placing them on the back seat floor, of your car, and covering them with towels and clothes.


Nuts, peanuts, rolled oats, can keep fresh in air-tight containers.

Fruit and vegetables can be kept in buckets, so they do not leak and mess up your car.

Cow’s milk can be kept cool for a few days.

Yoghurt and cheese keep longer than Cow’s milk.


Water

Bottled fruit juice can be used instead of drinking water.

Drinking water can be stored in empty fruit juice bottles.

Some water in country areas needs to be sterilised by boiling.

And, perhaps filtered.


11: Clothes and Shoes

Simple, durable, comfortable, practical clothes, that wash and dry easily.

Cotton T-shirts, sweaters, jeans, shorts, sun shade, or cap.

A warm, water-proof coat.


One set of easy-care more dress-up clothes, such as a cotton dress; or even just a jacket that can be worn with and dress-up anything else.


Water-proof shoes.

Practical and easier to keep clean.


Washing Clothes

You can use sodium bicarbonate or vegetable oil soap in a bucket of water.

Then rinse in a second bucket of water.


Drying Clothes

If the forecast temperature is less than 20°C clothes might not dry.

So wash them on another day.

On hot days, clothes dry quickly if spread out on the bonnet of a hot car.

On very hot days you can wear them to dry them and cool yourself.

Otherwise, just spread them over non-toxic shrubs or trees, in the sunshine, to dry.


Deodorising Shoes

To prevent smelly shoes, have three pairs and rotate them.

To deodorise shoes, dust with sodium bicarbonate.

Sunshine can also be a good deodoriser.

With running shoes, you can walk, in seawater, for 15 minutes with them on.


12: Washing Yourself

In hot weather, go for a swim.

In cold weather, sometimes you can just wash under your arms.

Or, wash and dry, from the waist up.

Put on a clean top.

Then wash and dry, below the waist.


I used to dry myself with a few paper towels.

Paper towels can also be used as handkerchiefs.

Since 2007, I have kept my body clean by fasting, and so only need to wash my hands and feet.


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