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  • Agreed. Non-cowboy jobs in The Old Wild West included Prospector/Miner, Builder, Gunslinger/Bounty Hunter, Sheriff, Saloon Owner, Blacksmith, Wagon Train Leader, General Store Owner, Barber/Surgeon, Doctor/Veterinarian, Horse Dealer, Saloon Entertainer, Midwife, Schoolmarm, Farmer, Laundress... and of course Native Americans just trying to preserve their own society/way of life...

    It's probably shows like "Rawhide," where the main cast of roving cowboys encounter all the above, that got us thinking of it all as "Cowboy Life."

  • I don't think that's possible in my 1970s building. My water heater is in the kitchen and the tub/shower is way across the apartment so I get 2 gallons. I have a big balcony with lots of happy plants.

  • Paring and shaving away all excess, leaving only the simplest way, is what Occam's Razor does.

    I would differ with the chart though, and say that if a razor is visible in the first act, someone's throat will be slashed by the end.

  • You're not supposed to just stand there and waste that warming-up water, you're supposed to collect it in a watering can and put it on your plants! It's got stuff from having sat in the water heater so it's not the best for drinking but plants don't mind.

  • You'll still probably get better flavors when things are in season locally. Also, you'll need to check, but often the frozen version of produce is cheaper when the fresh version is in season, and frozen is easy to stock up on.