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What I Want to Learn in 2013 | The Homesteading Daughter
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Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, and our environment. What I Want to Learn in 2013. January 1, 2013. I am excited to be starting a new year– it really does feel like a clean slate in many ways and I am optimistic about what this year holds for all of us. Here are two of my lists for you to get an idea of how I am focusing my energies in 2013. In 2013, I want to learn how to:. Start plants from seedlings. Grow a vegetable garden. Speak Spanish (at least basic conversational Spanish). You a...
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Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, and our environment. Every Decision Impacts Ourselves, Our Community, and Our Environment. January 2, 2013. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Data May Be the H...
Barter | The Homesteading Daughter
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Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, and our environment. Is trading goods and services without the exchange of money. Popular before the advent of coin and paper currency, bartering was the way people got anything they needed, but didn’t produce themselves. Bartering has made a resurgence as a “green” way to procure goods because it prevents the environmental damage that results from producing new goods and also prevents items from being dumped in landfills. What I Have to Offer:. Clerical a...
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Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, and our environment. Every Decision Impacts Ourselves, Our Community, and Our Environment. January 2, 2013. What I Want to Learn in 2013. January 1, 2013. I am excited to be starting a new year– it really does feel like a clean slate in many ways and I am optimistic about what this year holds for all of us. Here are two of my lists for you to get an idea of how I am focusing my energies in 2013. In 2013, I want to learn how to:. Start plants from seedlings.
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Wordless Wednesday: My First Day in NYC | Chynna Haas
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Telling stories and using too many exclamation points! Wordless Wednesday: My First Day in NYC. April 24, 2013. I’ve decided to share a random picture from my archives each week as part of Wordless Wednesdays. But it’s me, so I will include words…. You know you saw that coming! In today’s post, I present you an attempted sneaky picture I took while walking around Manhattan my very first day in the City after moving there in August 2011. This may also shock you, but I got lost. I was a little in awe of al...
What’s in a name? | Chynna Haas
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Telling stories and using too many exclamation points! What’s in a name? April 27, 2013. I was talking to two coworkers about naming babies because one of them just became an uncle today (If he’s reading this: Even though you’re not as excited as you should be, congratulations! It’s a baby and babies are exciting! Seriously, how cute was I as a baby? Look at this hat that matches my dress/bib contraption! Seriously, how cute (and slightly ridiculous)? What is my full name? 8230;drum roll please…. Who was...
My Story | Chynna Haas
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Telling stories and using too many exclamation points! I’m a believer in people, ideas, and common sense. I know the answers to the problems facing us, our planet, and our souls can be found within each of us. I love listening to stories and am a passionate storyteller myself. For this reason, I love questions– especially the ones that don’t seek answers that come in neat, little packages. 8220;Where are you from? 8221; is more than a location on a map. 8220;What do you do? 8220;What do you enjoy? I beli...
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Telling stories and using too many exclamation points! Author Archives: Chynna Haas. April 27, 2013. What’s in a name? I was talking to two coworkers about naming babies because one of them just became an uncle today (If he’s reading this: Even though you’re not as excited as you should be, congratulations! It’s a baby and babies are exciting! Continue reading →. April 24, 2013. Wordless Wednesday: My First Day in NYC. You know you saw that coming! April 23, 2013. Work Lessons: Weird is the New Normal.
Work Lessons: Weird is the New Normal | Chynna Haas
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Telling stories and using too many exclamation points! Work Lessons: Weird is the New Normal. April 23, 2013. Flashback to a weird (typical) day on the Long Island Rail Road…. After leaving work today, I wanted to do what most 20-somethings do: Post an update about it on my Facebook. Each update I came up with involved talking about how weird of a day it was. Then I realized that each day I leave work all I feel compelled to say is that it was a weird day. With regards to my awesomely helpful coworker, I...
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Mid-America Homesteading Conference
Join us for the fifth annual conference! September 10, 2016. Antiquity Oaks Farm, Cornell, IL. Sunday, October 8, 2017. You may have noticed that we did not have the homesteading conference this year. We know it's tough for homesteaders to travel because they have to find a farm sitter, so we've decided to focus our efforts on online education. In March, the Thrifty Homesteader Academy. Opened with its first course, Goats 101. Although you could easily spend hundreds of dollars when you get started makin...
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The Homesteading Daughter | Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, & our environment
Every decision impacts ourselves, our community, and our environment. Every Decision Impacts Ourselves, Our Community, and Our Environment. January 2, 2013. What I Want to Learn in 2013. January 1, 2013. I am excited to be starting a new year– it really does feel like a clean slate in many ways and I am optimistic about what this year holds for all of us. Here are two of my lists for you to get an idea of how I am focusing my energies in 2013. In 2013, I want to learn how to:. Start plants from seedlings.
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HOMESTEADING – Downsized. Baby Steps to Life's Independence. 1 week ago March 19, 2018. March 19, 2018. Jabbear - HOMESTEADING Downsized. December 10, 2017. December 10, 2017. Jabbear - HOMESTEADING Downsized. Thoughts: A Little Waterfall – Bob Ross. October 17, 2017. October 17, 2017. Jabbear - HOMESTEADING Downsized. HOMESTEADING Downsized: Baby Steps Volume Three – Prepare for the Holidays – Buy a copy on amazon.com. September 17, 2017. September 17, 2017. Jabbear - HOMESTEADING Downsized. It is the s...
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Living simply, dreaming BIG. Make a New Pillow Cover – the Easy Way. January 7, 2017. After the Christmas tree comes down and the living room gets put back in order, I’m always looking for something new to start the new year. Sometimes, I just rearrange […]. Make a Fun Fabric Necklace. December 31, 2016. Love the look of this fabric necklace! The best part about these fabric necklaces is that they are really easy to make. The kids and I made a bunch together […]. Sew a Reusable Fabric Gift Bag. When it c...
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This Is Why This Year Will Be The Year Of Chicks. March 31, 2017. March 31, 2017. This year, we are revamping our buckeye flock. The flock that we have been keeping has learned to roost in the trees and has been brought up sleeping outside their coop. We decided that the easier way to transition birds to sleeping inside would be to sell the older birds and hatch babies. Right now is hatching time. We’ve had our new flock hatch out. Ewe won’t believe this. March 30, 2017. March 30, 2017. We had to then lo...
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