How to Beat the Winter Blues – 5 Busy Hands Projects
Right now, we aren’t thinking of the winter blues – we are all enamored with fall. The cool crisp air; the beauty of the leaves;Read More →
Right now, we aren’t thinking of the winter blues – we are all enamored with fall. The cool crisp air; the beauty of the leaves;Read More →
Friends, baking & mentoring go together perfectly! One of the basic tenets of living a simple life and living on a farm is to teachRead More →
I don’t know about you, but I have had the worst garden year ever! Here in NW Louisiana, we have had rain sinceRead More →
Handmade Christmas Idea # 3 Handmade Christmas # 3: My friend, Alona, took on the task of teaching me how to improve my knitting skills.Read More →
Talk to 10 Cajuns, and you are going to get 12 different recipes for Gumbo. “Back in Maman’s day…” “Why you adding file, Cher?”Read More →
I love to bake sweets. There is nothing that satisfies better than a cookie, warm from the oven. Most of my recipes call forRead More →
Weaving to me is a direct reflection of life. As a weaver, I often find myself comparing the process to life itself. It has suchRead More →
Survival. Everywhere you look, you see ideas, suggestions and ‘must have’ things you need to buy in case ‘the Big One hits’. Unfortunately, forRead More →
I am not so sure if this go ‘round I purchased chickens, or provided training facilities to some sort of Gallus gallus domesticusRead More →
Any aspect of farming you undertake always begins with some form of education. Often, it is through books or websites. Sometimes you have aRead More →
The idea of having your ‘head in the clouds’ always seems to sound like it’s a bad thing. But when you have had aRead More →
Country + farm + COLD weather = Mice. I get the equation. It is just one of those things you have to liveRead More →
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