With my arm healing, I have had far more time to wander online. This has led me to look at many "tools you need!" for your garden articles. This isn't bad because finding the crevice weeding brush was a winner for an ugly problem with no easy solution I could think of. The kit was… Continue reading Tools For The Homestead: Crevice Weeding Brush
Author: Sarah
Bread Machine No Sugar Sandwich Loaf
My daily sandwich loaf recipe, which I use most days of the week, has one thing I do not like. It has sugar, and it's not a small amount at ΒΌ cup per loaf. Yes, I know that isn't much in the grand scheme of things, but it adds up with each slice consumed. I… Continue reading Bread Machine No Sugar Sandwich Loaf
“You Are Privileged!”
Anytime you think you haven't seen it all, wander into the comments on reels and shorts on social media. The other day, I saw a reel on Facebook where the comment section was playing into the victimhood many people create for themselves to avoid hard work. A woman had created it, talking about how she… Continue reading “You Are Privileged!”
The Chickens Want To Take You Down
I do love my chickens. In case anyone takes this wrong. The first group came here in 2020, and they have been part of my life ever since. Overall, they live a good life, doing what North American Dirt Parrots love to do: free-range and wander around all day. Then predator season begins, which occurs… Continue reading The Chickens Want To Take You Down
Herbalist Training And How It Plays Into Permaculture
When I first started studying herbalism on my quest to be an herbalist, I never saw how I would be able to connect it to the practice of permaculture. Permaculture wasn't even in my mind then, nor was regenerative growing. I started studying around 2017 to learn more about the herbs I used in my… Continue reading Herbalist Training And How It Plays Into Permaculture