I am, as are all humans by design, an omnivore in my nature. Granted, I lean towards the carnivore side…
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Category Archives: Homesteading
Mother Earth Monday – Solar Ovens
Living in the land of endless heat, we finally have some cool air around here and I am living it…
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Mother Earth Monday – Beef Gravel
This is one for all the campers out there, but it applies to those seeking unusual items for long term…
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Mother Earth Monday – Freecycle
Pretty much everyone is familiar with craigslist as a way to access cheap or even free items. Not everyone is…
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Mother Earth Monday – You Only Get One
Bear with me on this. It is a rant of sorts, but also tied to the Monday topic as well.…
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Mother Earth Monday – Perennializing Annuals
One of the most forward-thinking forms of plant breeding is to attempt to perennialize a plant that exists currently as…
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Mother Earth Monday – Dishwashers
I grew up without a dishwasher and hated that I was constantly the one in my family who got stuck…
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Mother Earth Monday – Thoughts on Repurposed Products
I suspect that a large part of why so many people are for recycling and reusing in theory, but never…
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Mother Earth Monday – Duck Eggs and Pastured Beef
Taking time to really enjoy the farmer’s market this week, I bought two items to indulge myself for my birthday.…
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Mother Earth Monday – The Other Persimmons
For anyone who has eaten and enjoyed the persimmons found in the stores or even off of the trees commonly…
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Mother Earth Monday – Healthy Ways to Control Mosquitoes
The little vampires are a problem just about everywhere but Alaska. The shelves are stocked with every form of repellant…
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Mother Earth Monday – The 12 Planks of Modern Survivalism
Originally 10, it has been expanded into 12 core principles used as a foundation for deciding how to move forward…
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