Three years ago I was completely overwhelmed at the thought of preparing real foods from scratch in their most nutrient dense forms. What I wish I had was someone or something to guide me through it all. Someone to show me visually how to soak grains or how fermented dairy should look when it is…
Life on the land has many spiritual lessons in the day-to-day work. Several months ago my eyes were opened to some things while I was fencing. It wasn’t a new or revolutionary thought. It was simply a realization of something that was staring me in the face. I was working on the last little segment…
Our days of raising little ones, homesteading, and juggling various jobs are always full and seemingly ever-changing. We are contemplating our options for the coming year and wanted to get your input. Would you mind clicking through this link and answering one simple question for us? As always, we are very grateful for your readership,…
It seems as though we are on the other side of this thing after some much-needed rest time. Now I play catch up as extra loads of laundry go on the line, school books are cracked just a bit longer every day, and that fall garden gets planted one row at a time. But while…
I have been blessed by reading many blogs recently. Here are a few of my favorites from the past couple of weeks involving my two passions – mothering & real food. Encouragement for Wives & Mothers I have a guest post up over at Raising Peanuts as a continuation to my breastfeeding story: Breastfeeding Resources….
Here are a few posts of interest in the nourishing food world: Rachel shares how her family’s diet changes have been overwhelming, but ultimately beneficial. I came across this video called “big fat lies” that clearly lays out why the food pyramid is so messed up. Happy To Be @ Home has day 2 in…
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Amazing and beautiful.