01-31-2014, 06:05 PM
@ Punababa,
I also would agree with Kathy, Anonymouse, Julie, and Brittany herself; she was a tough girl. She was known for traveling the world according to her FB page, her family, and I spoke with her myself of her countless travels. Do you really think if she was that uncomfortable she wouldn't have just up and left, because I believe she would have. She had the knowledge and skills to travel the world round, but couldn't leave Kalapana or her boyfriend for some comfort in California for the duration of the pregnancy? She has a family that would have supported her if she chose to leave Kalapana or Hawaii. Bo was willing to support her through it, as that is obvious. Our family took her and Bo in and gave them a place to stay in Alaska, and they were fully aware that they were welcome any time, any day, any length of time.
I am trying to make a point that she wasn't helpless. That goes for the argument that she was concerned for their safety and the potential danger if the land was purchased. Yes, it could have stemmed an argument in another couple, but I think she would have just left. When her and Bo were in Alaska, a good portion of conversation was about the upcoming land purchase and the preparation of the funds. I never saw any dissatisfaction from her. She was just as happy about it as Bo.
Bo was interested in an organic crop. However, farming on moonscape was not his plan of execution. Bo was highly skilled in hydroponics. If you could see the work he was capable of, it's beautiful really. He talked about starting a small organic crop with a hydroponics system. He had a hydroponic green house in Illinois that he built himself from scratch. This way he would have no need for brining in a bulldozer and soil.
I also would agree with Kathy, Anonymouse, Julie, and Brittany herself; she was a tough girl. She was known for traveling the world according to her FB page, her family, and I spoke with her myself of her countless travels. Do you really think if she was that uncomfortable she wouldn't have just up and left, because I believe she would have. She had the knowledge and skills to travel the world round, but couldn't leave Kalapana or her boyfriend for some comfort in California for the duration of the pregnancy? She has a family that would have supported her if she chose to leave Kalapana or Hawaii. Bo was willing to support her through it, as that is obvious. Our family took her and Bo in and gave them a place to stay in Alaska, and they were fully aware that they were welcome any time, any day, any length of time.
I am trying to make a point that she wasn't helpless. That goes for the argument that she was concerned for their safety and the potential danger if the land was purchased. Yes, it could have stemmed an argument in another couple, but I think she would have just left. When her and Bo were in Alaska, a good portion of conversation was about the upcoming land purchase and the preparation of the funds. I never saw any dissatisfaction from her. She was just as happy about it as Bo.
Bo was interested in an organic crop. However, farming on moonscape was not his plan of execution. Bo was highly skilled in hydroponics. If you could see the work he was capable of, it's beautiful really. He talked about starting a small organic crop with a hydroponics system. He had a hydroponic green house in Illinois that he built himself from scratch. This way he would have no need for brining in a bulldozer and soil.