Even after the kids took this toad clear out to the woods, it was right back in the pot the next day. Clearly, this toad is not giving up on this new home.
I finally caved in, and took my tree out. It's now in another container, leaving this home for the relentless toad.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
True Homestead Meals
We are making great strides to get our meals back to unprocessed, natural, and healthier meals. We have many steps to make yet, but have gained over the last year.
Tonight we are roasting two chickens we raised ourselves for meat, along with garden grown potatoes, and onion. Soon we can add our carrots, but they are not up yet. For a side, I picked a bowl full of green and wax beans. I can season all of the food with herbs for the garden.
It feels so liberating to know I can feed my family without buying something from the store. Although I know that stores need support, there is a limit to what we buy. Anyone can sell anything to make a buck, but it's the buyer who needs to be alert and conscience when choosing what to buy.
While weeding the beets, carrots, more green beans and zucchini, I noticed we have a 3 inch zucchini already growing. It will add to the meals, and desserts, nicely.
Tonight we are roasting two chickens we raised ourselves for meat, along with garden grown potatoes, and onion. Soon we can add our carrots, but they are not up yet. For a side, I picked a bowl full of green and wax beans. I can season all of the food with herbs for the garden.
It feels so liberating to know I can feed my family without buying something from the store. Although I know that stores need support, there is a limit to what we buy. Anyone can sell anything to make a buck, but it's the buyer who needs to be alert and conscience when choosing what to buy.
While weeding the beets, carrots, more green beans and zucchini, I noticed we have a 3 inch zucchini already growing. It will add to the meals, and desserts, nicely.
Labels:
Family Health,
Healthy Eating,
Herb Garden,
Vegetable Garden
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