[desmondluverbrotha]

I know, so much akwardness made the scene amazing.

[Julie]

Us when we saw the promo pics:

[desmondluverbrotha]

A dream come true

[Julie]

That's part of why Breaking Bad is a 10/10 show

[desmondluverbrotha]

So many reasons, and yes that is part of it

[just one dream]

Any new movie roles he's been announced?

[desmondluverbrotha]

I haven't seen anything. Filming has stopped or slowed down so we are not getting a lot of news but I am sure he will have projects in the works soon. He is so very talented

[just one dream]

2020 is very much a dead year

[desmondluverbrotha]

Yes hopefully things will pick up next year.

[Julie]

https://www.leoedit.com/lifestyle/aa...-off-the-land/

Actor Aaron Paul has been devoting his time in quarantine to farming and composting with his family at his home in Los Feliz and learning to live off the land. From family-friendly chickens and honey cocktails to scaring off coyotes with a couple of alpacas, he breaks it down for us. Literally. LEO: How did you get started composting? Was this something you were already getting into before the quarantine? AARON: When everything started to close down, I started coming up with ways to live off of the land. First thing was to start a garden. I went from one bed to four beds. Tomatoes, peppers, basil, mint, cucumbers, and everything else. I read a book that stated you don’t really have a true garden without a compost pile, so that’s when I decided to take it up a notch. Let’s start with composting. Any pro-tips? It’s honestly the easiest thing I have ever done in my life and everyone is incredibly impressed by it. It’s hilarious. All you do is throw scraps into a bin inside of your kitchen and when it’s full you take it out to your compost pile. The idea is to just let things rot. A good mix of browns and greens in your compost pile is about 4:1 browns (carbon) to greens (nitrogen). Browns are anything from dried leaves, newspaper, straw, and sawdust. Greens are grass clippings, food scraps from your garden, coffee grounds, and manure. That being said, you may need to adjust your piles somewhat depending on what you put in it. Some green materials are higher in nitrogen than others, while some brown materials are higher in carbon than others. Rule of thumb, if your compost starts to look a little wet, just add some browns into the mix. Easy.

[desmondluverbrotha]

Oh cool, I didn't realize he moved, great time ot get a house with more yard room for a garden

[Julie]

Definitely a good time for that, it's good to have your own garden and be able to live off the land. I like the sustainability. It's interesting to hear how he does it.

I think we posted about this movie before, but I just saw it's filming in Finland!

[desmondluverbrotha]

Oh cool, I don't think I saw that one. I may get a chance to go to Finland in 2022, if the virus cooperates.

[Julie]

That would be great, it seems like a cool place

I hope Aaron posts some Finland pictures

[desmondluverbrotha]

It was well past due