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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Tea Tree Soap
Today I made soap – “Citrus Fresh” (orange and lemon). I took photos, but will wait until the soap is ready to be cut tomorrow morning to get the last pics, then I’ll post them here. Emily and Christine, I’m … Continue reading
Daily Harvest
I was out of town over the long weekend and really missed spending time outside with my chickens and the garden. With the weather having turned terribly hot and humid, I only go out in the morning and early evening. … Continue reading
Catching up, finishing projects
With my husband’s job coming to an end soon, we decided to declutter some more and I had a big book sale yesterday at my home. As a certified book-addict, and a homeschooler for more than a decade, I certainly … Continue reading
And then there were three…
Thought I’d give an update on my journey with the chickens! After a series of unfortunate events, I find myself going from six chicks to three. As I wrote before, a predator managed to get a hold of one of … Continue reading
Drying Herbs – Mint
I read in one of my herb books that if an herb is “taking over” that means you’re not using it. Well, anything in the mint family will definitely take over, but cutting it does help keep it under control. … Continue reading
Cat on a Mat
Welcome to my new readers! It is so nice to share ideas with others on this journey Yesterday I worked on weaving another cotton towel, and today I’m hoping to get my two boys to help me tear sheets … Continue reading
New Addition to Our Homestead
As I progress on my journey toward simplicity, I keep a list of skills and crafts I would like to learn. One of those crafts is making rag rugs. Well, let’s just say it’s a good thing I started decluttering … Continue reading