The skills that kept a family whole through hard times — written down before the last of them was gone.
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Your grandparents lived through worse — not because life was easy, but because they knew how to make a dollar do the work of three. And then we let all of it die with them.
One generation. That's all forgetting takes.
112 pages. 300 skills. 6 sections. Every one written the same way: what it was, how it's done, and what it really saves.
A few of the three hundred, with the page they're on.
Walter Hollis, 1912–1998
He raised a family through the Depression on almost nothing, and never once thought any of what he knew was worth writing down.
I'm Earl — his grandson. I'm the one who finally wrote it down, while there was still someone to ask.
300 skills across 6 sections.
A savings calendar, a food-storage chart, and the "before you buy" card for your wallet.
You own every correction that follows.
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Read it. Try a handful of them. If it isn't worth the $27 to you, just reply to the receipt email inside seven days and I'll send back every dollar. Keep the book on your shelf — I'd rather it be read than returned.
I pass along what my grandfather showed me — the plain, unglamorous things that ran a home for next to nothing. This book exists because almost nobody wrote any of it down, and I got tired of watching it go.
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