I think karma has her already. Look how miserable her life is. I can't imagine the stress involved with having to beg for help every time something normal but negative and pricey happens in life. I'd rather ask to go to the dentist...
How many times is she going to write "The Story of My Chicken Dinner"? It's bad enough this is the 890th retelling, she didn't have to write an "in the oven" postscipt later in the day, too.
The author of "One Woman Farm" reveals her secret to productivity: a small army of volunteers. Homesteading isn't about self-reliance-- it's about total reliance-- on your friends to build your tractors, your friends to give you a brooder, other friends to fix it, your FB friends to fund the whole shebang. What's Jenna's contribution to this endeavor? Ordering a 30% surplus of chicks for the inevitable raccoon attack and cashing checks from her customers. That's a rather lopsided example of "community building".
Don't forget "haying" as a contribution to community. There was that unforgettable picture of 4 women who had been stacking as part of a community haying effort, 3 of them drenched in sweat and Jenna, looking fresh as a daisy. None of the pictures showed Jenna actually working. She seemed to flitting about while the others actually did the work.
I can't recall any examples of Jenna contributing anything to the community. Maybe she doesn't publicize her efforts - oh wait, we are talking about a publicity hound, never mind.
I think she has severe ADHD and can't complete a task without the help of others. It would also explain why she is always flirting from one thing to the other regardless of if it makes logical sense. She is the embodiment of 'Jack of all trades, master of none.' Just a shame people are getting ripped off in the process.
I can vaguely remember when she did posts on growing a variety of veggies..now it's that pathetic kale yard that hasn't gone anywhere. She should have been more on top of things this time around and once again, she pissed away her entire growing season.
She;s no farmer. A total scammer and wannabe..but nope. She is no farmer.
Even when I was a faithful reader, growing veggies wasn't exactly a priority for her. I remember one post where she talked about putting in her garden and from the pictures, nothing had room to grow, it was all jammed in together. And instead of composting all that used animal bedding and using it to enrich her soil, she bragged about putting the straw down in the paths. Not mulching the beds.
She seems to do just about everything bass-ackwards.
I have a new scam for Jenna. A tag sale. She puts a price on the tag, and her loyal idiots, I mean readers, can just send her the money. They don't actually want the crap she is selling anyway. It would save her, and her readers, from having to view pictures of her holey underwear, or whatever the detritus du jour.
Wow.
ReplyDeleteThe karma bus sure is taking a loooong time to catch up with her, but it will. Someday.
Alas, no matter how she spins, her digital breadcrumb trail will lead back to her as long as there's an internet.
ReplyDeleteI think karma has her already. Look how miserable her life is. I can't imagine the stress involved with having to beg for help every time something normal but negative and pricey happens in life. I'd rather ask to go to the dentist...
ReplyDeleteIt's not stressful to her. It's a high.
DeleteHow many times is she going to write "The Story of My Chicken Dinner"? It's bad enough this is the 890th retelling, she didn't have to write an "in the oven" postscipt later in the day, too.
ReplyDeleteThe author of "One Woman Farm" reveals her secret to productivity: a small army of volunteers. Homesteading isn't about self-reliance-- it's about total reliance-- on your friends to build your tractors, your friends to give you a brooder, other friends to fix it, your FB friends to fund the whole shebang. What's Jenna's contribution to this endeavor? Ordering a 30% surplus of chicks for the inevitable raccoon attack and cashing checks from her customers. That's a rather lopsided example of "community building".
"The author of "One Woman Farm" reveals her secret to productivity: a small army of volunteers."
DeleteHelen and Scott Nearing were full of shit long before Jenna. Maybe that's where she got the idea from.
Didn't know that about the Nearings. Tell me more.
DeleteDon't forget "haying" as a contribution to community. There was that unforgettable picture of 4 women who had been stacking as part of a community haying effort, 3 of them drenched in sweat and Jenna, looking fresh as a daisy. None of the pictures showed Jenna actually working. She seemed to flitting about while the others actually did the work.
ReplyDeleteI can't recall any examples of Jenna contributing anything to the community. Maybe she doesn't publicize her efforts - oh wait, we are talking about a publicity hound, never mind.
I think she has severe ADHD and can't complete a task without the help of others. It would also explain why she is always flirting from one thing to the other regardless of if it makes logical sense. She is the embodiment of 'Jack of all trades, master of none.' Just a shame people are getting ripped off in the process.
ReplyDelete*flitting*
DeleteI can vaguely remember when she did posts on growing a variety of veggies..now it's that pathetic kale yard that hasn't gone anywhere. She should have been more on top of things this time around and once again, she pissed away her entire growing season.
ReplyDeleteShe;s no farmer. A total scammer and wannabe..but nope. She is no farmer.
Even when I was a faithful reader, growing veggies wasn't exactly a priority for her. I remember one post where she talked about putting in her garden and from the pictures, nothing had room to grow, it was all jammed in together. And instead of composting all that used animal bedding and using it to enrich her soil, she bragged about putting the straw down in the paths. Not mulching the beds.
DeleteShe seems to do just about everything bass-ackwards.
Anon 1:13. You only say that because you know what you're doing.
Delete10 years? try since 2001........
ReplyDeleteCan someone create a logo for this business?
DeleteCon Artist Farm
Scamming People Since 2001
I have a new scam for Jenna. A tag sale. She puts a price on the tag, and her loyal idiots, I mean readers, can just send her the money. They don't actually want the crap she is selling anyway. It would save her, and her readers, from having to view pictures of her holey underwear, or whatever the detritus du jour.
ReplyDelete