I am a student. I am taking an economics class. I do really well in economics. I don't mind school. I just bought a house. We have beef and pig on my farm. I have a new house that needs some work. I live on a farm. I study a lot in my spare time. I like to serve fresh food from the farm. I am married. My wedding was very big. I like to cook. I am looking to buy land in the woods.
I am a college student. I enjoy school. I want to go to law school. We built a home on my family's farm. My family has over 5000 acres. The farm has been in the family for generations. We have been on the farm for 200 years. We have a food plot. We have cattle, sheep and pigs. I am engaged. I like to party with friends. I am planning my wedding on the farm as is family tradition. My fiance and I have huge families. I like BBQ.
So I'm trying to decide on appliances, would you recommend white or stainless steel? It depends... do you want your appliances cheap? Durable? Rust-resistant? etc? Durability definitely come first, and of course preferably with all these qualities and cheap as well, but if not I'm willing to spend some money on quality appliances. In that case I would recommend white steel. I heard you're doing a kitchen remodel -- what fridge are you thinking of? I"m not so sure yet, I'm still just searching online for more info and watch these tutorial videos on fridge models and kitchen remodels in general. What is your fridge like? Big enough for a WHOLE HOG barbecued, you betcha! (Or half a goat, I guess...we raise lots of animals even for ourselves) It doesn't have luxuries like ice dispensers though. Woah the size itself is a luxury! It must be so nice to live on a 5000 acres farm, I just got a small farm and even that is too much for me to manage for now haha  Well, I did hear of a book "self-sufficiency on 1/4 acre" or so; another think you might think of is specialized inventory management software? Oh I have never heard of that, I'll check it out. And I'm not too familiar with software and the computer, that's why I'm not a computer science major Well, google is your best friend there. What food from your farm do you like best? I like the arugula from mine, for this year at least. I like tomatoes, since they are easy to plant and I can make a lot of tomato juices from it. I really like tomato juice. I like the radishes overall -- can plant'em between the slower growing crops as a marker, and don't need much soil for them anyways and they still grow so quickly.