If you don’t understand the title, read The Great Controversy, people.

Several weeks ago, I was invited to speak at an event in GA.  Since the trip overlapped with my birthday, we spent some time with our friends, the Chung Family.  It was there that my life changed forever.  I read parts of a book called The Self Sufficient Life: How to Live It.  The next week, as Justin Kim and I debriefed at a Barnes and Noble about CAMPUS, he purchased the book for me along with another one. 
Since then, we’ve been even more intentional about reusing, reducing, and recycling and trying to live off the land more than we have in the past.  As a way of educating our boys on these things, we decided to start a worm farm to help our garden out and to make composting easier. 
At first, I was about to purchase 1k worms online.  You can’t just go to Walmart or the gas station to purchase the legit ones.  Thankfully, we had a hard rain that made some worms surface to our patio.  That and the necessary digging required when we made our fire pit in the backyard gave us enough to start our first Ramos Worm Farm. 

Other friends we are hoping to attract and house: toads and frogs when we make a pond [right, Judy :)], and loaner bees.  We’ll see if we get around to doing this. 
For the Ramos Family, this is Eye Are (or IR AKA Israel Ramos).