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thankful Archives - Homesteading On The Internet
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Homesteading On The Internet. May 1, 2015. Being able to walk and do things for myself is a very big thing to be thankful for. Being thankful for my husband, Larry, is something that occurs to me many times through out my day. He does so many jobs around here and makes our home nice and happy. Many of my jobs, like I mentioned above, have become harder for me, so he has taken on some of my chores. We used to feed our horses every morning together. I miss that so much! It needs to be done.”.
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Homesteading On The Internet. Tag Archives: Forest Homestead. Driving Through The Woods. February 3, 2017. Driving through the woods to my house, many people are under the impression that we are really “out there.” I only wish! I must admit, I was very impressed with the location the first day of driving through the woods to find it. It was a snow covered road going through the beautiful forest. It was so peaceful! One Lane Bridge Sign. Kathleen G. Lupole. Kathleen G. Lupole. Fall In Upstate New York.
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Homesteading On The Internet. This page is a list of various resources on the internet that I have found useful. They are sites I have gone to or go to for information on how to do something or to just read about the same types of interests I have. I hope they will be useful to you also. Is the magazine my husband and I started reading when we lived in the busy city of St. Petersburg, FL. It started us on our homesteading journey to our little homestead in upstate NY. Full of information on h...Is the ot...
Aging Archives - Homesteading On The Internet
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Homesteading On The Internet. May 1, 2015. Being able to walk and do things for myself is a very big thing to be thankful for. Being thankful for my husband, Larry, is something that occurs to me many times through out my day. He does so many jobs around here and makes our home nice and happy. Many of my jobs, like I mentioned above, have become harder for me, so he has taken on some of my chores. We used to feed our horses every morning together. I miss that so much! It needs to be done.”. Not only does...
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Homesteading On The Internet. March 6, 2017. 8221; Yes, that would be a fact. Georgie Girl in 2000. She had never been worked with at all. She was definitely devoted to Larry and would do what he wanted her to do. Sometimes he had to work hard to get her to follow along, but in the end she would trust him and give to him. Kathleen G. Lupole. Kathleen G. Lupole. Meat Can Be A Big Expense. March 1, 2017. Meat can be a frugal choice! Livestock raised for food. I write this blog based on my experience living...
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Grinding Whole Coffee Beans. December 3, 2016. Krups Electric Coffee Bean Grinder. The Krups Coffee Bean Grinder has stainless steel blades and inside. Like I said above, it can be used to grind spices and grains as well as the coffee beans. The lid is designed so it can’t be started without the lid on it for safety reasons. Good thing too! Whole Coffee Beans in Krups Grinder. Yes, I know, I am quite spoiled! Fresh Ground Coffee Beans. I recommend the Krups Electric Coffee Bean Grinder. If you are concer...
Delicious Daylilies - Live The Old Way
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Food & Recipes. House & Home. Live The Old Way. Choosing old time skills in a modern world. March 25, 2015. So, as you can see, yesterday we enjoyed our first meal of the year of the newly emerging greens. The greens are super tasty and high in Vitamin C, another useful benefit this time of year that is just in time for springtime colds. Mother Nature provides what we need, when we need it, if we just pay attention! Quickly add your Daylily greens, chopped into 1″ pieces, reduce the heat and stir. Your e...
Reflections of katlupe: October 2014
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Sunday, October 19, 2014. Do you ever become anxious about things or projects you want to complete? It seemed like you were just wondering if it'd EVER be finished. Now you are on to another project. It has been that way on our little homestead the whole time we have lived here. Then I look back through my pictures and say, "Wow, I remember I thought we'd never get this finished or that started." Some of those projects we were working on were:. 1 Adding a wind turbine to our alternative energy system.
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For simple sustainable living. On or off the grid. Finding the right homestead property. List of vital items. Working with hand tools - Which ones to I need? Getting to know God. Country Living: Going back to the land. Top Ten Gardening Methods. How to buy a used wood stove. Water: How to get it. Creating a food storage supply for $5 a week! Top Five Medical Priorities for Survival. The 7 core areas of preparedness. 10 Essential Over-the-counter Medications To Stockpile. 2015 Homesteading Off-Grid.com.
Homesteading on 4D Acres | Raising fowl, growing vegetables, flowers and creating…. is our passion.
Homesteading on 4D Acres. Raising fowl, growing vegetables, flowers and creating…. is our passion. All about our Chickens. Chickens hopeful Spring is here. The peeps have moved to pasture. The Flags for the 4th. 10 more Reasons for wearing a Hat. Rhubarb Season, Yeah. 5 Steps to Growing Pumpkins. The Pumpkins are taking off. DIY Mason Bee Houses. August 14, 2015. August 13, 2015. A little pumpkin here,. Another little one, so exciting. Then, WoW how this one has grown or I missed it last week. July 31, 2...
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Hey, Did You Hear? Thursday, August 13, 2015. This post contains affiliate links! Angi at Scheider Peeps is having a great sale on The Garden Notebook. I already got mine, and its full of so much useful information. Especially for a newbie like me! Homesteading Blog Hop #43! Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Labels: Homestead Blog Hop. A Hen and Her Chicks. Sunday, August 9, 2015. Homestead Blog Hop #42! Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Wholesome ...
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Homesteading on the Homefront. A military wife's journey towards self-sufficiency. Monday, February 27, 2017. Pimento Grits ala Vivian Howard. March is the month where two of my cooking challenges collide. The March Food52 Cookbook Club book is "Deep Run Roots." I've been cooking through it for awhile now with my friends back in VA. When I saw the $1.50 container of ready-made pimento cheese, I grabbed it. I transferred them to a cast iron pan and dropped spoonfuls of pimento cheese on top, then spread i...
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Homesteading On The Internet. I Bake My Bacon In The Oven. February 17, 2018. Yes, I bake my bacon in the oven! One of my favorite foods is bacon. That is one of the main reasons I embraced changing my diet to low carbs. Dr. Atkins mentions bacon often. I used to hate the top of my stove getting splatter with bacon grease, but soon I found another way of cooking it that can out much better than frying. Baking it! It made me reconsider using it. On to my research. I tried a silicone baking mat. For a long...
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Homesteading Pagan Style
Living, laughing, homeschooling, homesteading, LIFE! Tuesday, October 16, 2012. This happened another time when I just wanted to buy a sheep from a lady,she also had to share her beliefs after just a short meeting.How would they have reacted if I had given them a little book extolling the virtues of the goddess and paganism? I probably would have been asked to leave,lol. Blessed Be on this beautiful fall day! Saturday, September 22, 2012. May the Blessings of the. Fall Harvest fill your home! On this sit...
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Just another WordPress site. Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! August 20, 2016. 1 Comment on Hello world! Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Homesteading Quest
Point, Cash Back and Reward Sites. Sunday, March 25, 2018. I need your help- Rhubarb issues- any thoughts? Well not issues really- but Rhubarb is out of my wheel house and not super common around here. I'm not sure what to do with this. I planted a small pot of it last spring. I didn't harvest it last fall, but I'm not sure what to do about it. As you can see it's very bright and green and growing! What's going on top here? So should I transplant into a garden bed? Into a bigger container? Don't miss yes...
