ideas floating around my mind...

That's so lovely...

 

you answered my question. it was going to be "do you have a pregnant companion yet?" I have my daughter, Ivy, she's six months and twenty six days and the most beautiful thing to ever have happened to me. I daydream frequently about taking her deep into the forest and foraging for food. I've always pictured me and her climbing trees and rolling down green hills. I would love nothing more than taking her away from "all this" and living simply and beautifully surrounded by the natural world. I think it could be possible...

 

no it is not stupid. This is how I dream my life will be. I am lucky though that I have found someone who wants to do this with me. I don't know if we will have childern in the next 5 years but we will have childern. We just need to help the ones we have now grow. They are not his but he treats them well and that makes me happy. You should read my hipforums journal, Justin. I was kind of talking about this today too... missing the woods and everything...

 

if that's your vision, i think it's possible

http://www.earthbirthing.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=1 read this story, it's beautiful.

ps, i thought you were on the road?

 

not my cup of tea... but different strokes for different folks. Just don't ask me to get pregnant, let alone run around in the wilds unless they were plentiful and lush (so doing the whole hunter-gatherer thing wouldn't be too strenuous, which it would today considering the worlds current resources)

 

Ironic...last night on that switch spouse show there was a nomadic family. The kids of that family were not happy at all with that situation, but that was because they were pulled out of a normal life and into a travelling one. If you child/children are used to the ways in which you described...I think it'd be great

 

isnt said that all you need are the ones you love?
i would do that, if only i wasnt such a social person. i love to be around a lot of ppl! but i think that sounded really beautiful the way you described it. you must be one of the few true romantics out there. good luck!

 

I think that is beautiful. I wouldn't be into it only for the reason that I will never (god forbid) have children. But the homeless and wandering sound delightful, and so would the rest if I felt the need to help the overpopulation.

 

i did find it quite romantic because of the idea of you being just with one woman, the woman bearing your child. and the thought of that being your everything (literally!)
maybe you didnt intend for it to seem romantic, but i cant help feeling it was.

 

you'd better ask your wife about this but it sounds fantastic...

 

sounds sweet justin... so, do you have her yet or is it still a crush?