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My week has been a little topsy-turvy, so today I’m skipping a podcast and instead showing you bits and pieces of our (very in-progress) garden. I’m considering this our first real garden since we moved from California in 2006. Two years ago, we gardened with friends and last year was kind of an experiment — but this year, we’re really doing how we want to do it. I’m excited and look forward to God’s bounty!
Welcome to Simple Lives Thursday, a blog hop dedicated to simple living. “Consume less, produce more. ” Come on in, check out the featured posts from last week’s submissions: DIY rooting hormone, coconut freezer pops, and sinus home remedies. You can visit posts shared this week, and/or add your own post to this blog hop, too!
A lot of eBook bundles have crossed my desk and here are two more for you to consider. I know full well that you can’t buy them all, but I just want you to know about them in case one interests you. One is just perfect for homesteaders, and the other for fans of Kitchen Stewardship and real food cooking. The first one is available just through tonight at midnight Pacific, so act now if you want it!
In this episode of Know Your Food with Wardee, I’m taking listener questions, including: whether botulism is a risk with fermenting, the ratio of salt in ferments, sourdough challah, what’s recommended for a Candida infection, choosing between raw, local milk and store-bought organic milk, whether lacto-fermentation causes dental caries, what to do about being allergic to cheese, the difference between two of my fermenting books, and more.
Welcome to Simple Lives Thursday, a blog hop dedicated to simple living. “Consume less, produce more. ” Come on in, check out the featured posts from last week’s submissions: Epsom salt uses, brie in GF dough, and an inexpensive crate garden. You can visit posts shared this week, and/or add your own post to this blog hop, too!
We’re heading down home… to your farms! Urban, suburban, or rural — whatever you’re growing and doing, we want to see it. Today’s featured farm is Laurel Creek Farm, a 21 acre farm in northeast Georgia. Anthony, Mandi, and their three young children are learning to become farmers. In fact, the children even call themselves farmers!
In this episode of Know Your Food with Wardee, I’m joined by occupational therapist Susan L. Roberts, an autism educator and consultant and author of the book “My Kid Eats Everything!” She helps children go from picky or problem eating to eating everything and anything — all through the most important rule of making meal times fun. We talked about her methods, the difference between picky and problem eaters, why children might become picky eaters, and inspiring stories of children who became adventurous eaters. Plus more!
With all this talk of fertility and baby care — the current natural fertility eBook bundle and last week’s podcast with Heather — I realized I haven’t ever shared our birth stories with you. Actually, I’ve never written them down at all! Which is sad because my children are almost 16, newly 14, and 12-1/2. It’s better late than never, right?
Welcome to Simple Lives Thursday, a blog hop dedicated to simple living. “Consume less, produce more. ” Come on in, check out the featured posts from last week’s submissions: natural mole removal, banana dogs, and re-purposing plaques. You can visit posts shared this week, and/or add your own post to this blog hop, too!
You know what… it’s time for me to ask for help! And who else should I ask, but all of YOU? This is what I need: a set of committed, regular guest writers. All the details, my goals, and your compensation is shared in this post. When you’re done reviewing it, follow the link inside to the application. I look forward to hearing from you!
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