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Keys to Simplicity…Support
Last night I had the opportunity to hang out and do some handcrafts with some friends from my homeschool support group. The five of us are all pretty like-minded when it comes to learning skills, and preparing for an uncertain … Continue reading
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Days Like This
I love days like today! I was home all day and enjoyed a peaceful, yet productive day. I was able to start a couple things I’ve been wanting to try, and spend some time doing stuff around here that help … Continue reading
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Reflecting and Looking Ahead
I’ve been reflecting a lot about 2008 – we’ve had many challenges, but we know that 2009 most likely will hold many more. My husband’s job is slated to end on 1/31 – we are watching and praying to see … Continue reading
Homestead Things Accomplished Today
I finally got my seedlings started and my bush bean plants are coming up in the raised bed. They are already about 6 inches tall. A few seeds didn’t germinate, so I’ll put a few more out. This way the … Continue reading
Still in process
We survived Tropical Storm Fay and have watched Gustav and Ike pass to our west. I was able to “put up” my first ever jam during the down time during the rainy days of Faye. In August I made 16 … Continue reading
How it grows…
I’m so thrilled – my Wild Florida Everglades tomato seeds have sprouted! The cucumber seeds sprouted too, and are several inches tall. Now, I just have to wait a while and let them grow. Of course, THEN I have to … Continue reading