and they were in your area of the upper mid west.. and the gardens not only did they not go out for fancy 8 dollar meals.. they hunted their food and grew unbelievable veggie gardens every year.. they canned they saved .. we have lost that.. not that I grow my own I don't.. well out our way you know what they grow.. :)

I am calling connected investors tech support line now. the operator picked up the phone by mistake but never answered it and left it on so I can hear all their background noise.so someone picked up the phone but never answered it but in the background I hear them said, "x_name_x, ill make you dinner later" connected investors tech support.I am still on the phone with CI. listening to the background noise and it sounds like this CI number leads to someone homes house landline.so in other words. connected investors has a lot of extensions, each extension either leads to someones home landline or to a cellphone. in this case, the extension I put in leads to their kitchen lol and this is the location their suppose to give ConnectedInvestors tech support from. and you can hear them chopping up veggies in the background lol or chopping up something

I think the game plan is to build a decent sized greenhouse and have veggies growing year round, and maybe offer the neighbours a chance to grow their veggies as well (I’m assuming the average person doesn’t have the knowledge/space to grow their own food).

I have 2 acres and very little of it is in food production and I give food away like crazy. 3 raised beds, 5 foot by 15 feet provide more veggies than my family can eat.I live where the growing season is very short.

I loved even better brainstorming with my new tenants about little extras they might want: a fenced dog yard, landscaping, better parking, raised veggie garden beds.It struck me that landlording is a caring profession.

I drink at least 1 gallon of water a day, vitamins, 1.5x fruit-veggie protein shakes a day, low carb (at least a lot of the times). 

Thus, a veggy garden, and/or fruit trees and/or some native shelter for native fauna, and doing away with some or all the ornamental high-maintenance groundcover they call 'LAWN' all come to mind.

Listening to Crime Junkie podcasts, walking at the lake, drinking mimosas with my neighbors, picking veggies out of my garden, playing with my two kids, trying to make my house look nice, hanging out at the neighborhood pool, trying new restaurants, traveling to new places, and playing tennis (just started back up). 

The previous owner was a farming enthusiast and had rows of trees and veggies planted all over the yard.

Bring the office hummus and veggies...