Some of the Popular Types of Homeschooling, and Why You Might Choose Them, Part Two.
Onto the second part of our series! This time we are talking about some popular types of homeschooling that focus […]
Homeschooling
Frugal Living, Hobbit cooking, Old Fashioned skills, Start Where You Are
Quick Stovetop Tomato Sauce
Oops! It’s dinner time already and the cupboards are bare. You have pasta, but the can of tomato sauce you
Gardening, Start Where You Are, Urban Homesteading
What To Do If You Haven’t Started Your Garden Yet
The books, blogs, and gardening experts are clear; you should have a dozen different vegetables in the ground by now,
Fiber Arts, Frugal Living, Old Fashioned skills
Making Yarn From Thrifted Sweaters
It’s a tale as old as time… I find a sweater in the thrift store made with a beautiful, soft
Homeschooling
Some of the Popular Types of Homeschooling, and Why You Might Choose Them, Part One.
So, you’re thinking about homeschooling… (or just wondering what us weirdo’s are up to). Maybe you read my post about
Homeschooling, Who, what, why and how?
Why We Chose to Homeschool Our Children
I promised homeschooling content and one of the first questions people have is often; why? School is such a norm
Gardening, Old Fashioned skills
The Strangest Thing I Grow in my Garden
I don’t have a huge amount of space, but I do try to leave a bit of room for an
Gardening, Start Where You Are, Urban Homesteading
How to Prioritize What to Plant When You Have a Small Garden
Despite my earlier post about wanting to just plant everything, I do have a method for narrowing it down. I
Food Preservation, Frugal Living, Hobbit cooking, Old Fashioned skills, Start Where You Are, Urban Homesteading
Dandelion Jelly, the Sweetest Part of Spring
I found just one jar hiding in the back of my cupboard. A honey sweet taste of Spring. We are
Gardening, Homesteading, Urban Homesteading
Keeping a Garden Journal
Doesn’t that just sound like such an official thing to do? Like you are a serious gardener or homesteader who