The €€€ I paid for seeds and stuff just to learn what works and what doesn't. The litres of milk gone bad because my experiments of making...
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The €€€ I paid for seeds and stuff just to learn what works and what doesn’t. The litres of milk gone bad because my experiments of making cheese and joghurt didn’t work out. The amount of food I threw away because I didn’t know how to meal plan or cook it.

Do you sometimes think that it’s sad your parents didn’t teach you stuff? Especially when they grew up on a farm or practiced this knowledge in childhood but decided to switch everything for convenience products and a city life?

What helps me is that my kids will be taught my knowledge and they can decide what to do with it.