"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.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Random Tidbits
I snipped a few containers of chives and got them into the freezer. We plan to add these to every breakfast scramble, soups and whatnot. Sort of like greens, but a lot more. As the cooler weather approaches, I go into panic-mode. We have not even started splitting wood, so I'm madly stocking up the herbs before the first frost.
Today, breakfast was "on the go" as Hubby and I made our first visit back to the gym. We get up at 4:30am and get about an hour work out. I pre-made the breakfast yesterday, using my crock pot. I was completely out of apples, and thankful to have a few straggling pears left from our tree. I made steel cut oats with pears, organic raisins and locally grown walnuts (which I am about out of). It's a pity that stores here do not sell organic steel cut oats.
Monday, October 10, 2016
More Tomatoes. . .
We opened a jar of Cowboy Candy. Wow! Even I liked it, but you have to like hot peppers to enjoy it. We tasted it with organic cream cheese and a cracker, but they would be delicious topped on a burger of sorts too. Hubby topped his chicken with homemade BBQ sauce with them too.
In one last trip to get a few more items for the homecoming attire, we stopped and picked up 10# of organic beef, and one (almost) 12 lb. organic turkey. That pretty much emptied the pocket book.
Hubby and I enjoyed a picnic in the park after his second doctor appointment, and was due to return to work today, so we played hookie all weekend.
...which meant I did not go into the garden one iota.
And this happened.
In one last trip to get a few more items for the homecoming attire, we stopped and picked up 10# of organic beef, and one (almost) 12 lb. organic turkey. That pretty much emptied the pocket book.
Hubby and I enjoyed a picnic in the park after his second doctor appointment, and was due to return to work today, so we played hookie all weekend.
...which meant I did not go into the garden one iota.
And this happened.
Labels:
Homesteading,
Marriage,
Motherhood,
Self Sufficiency,
Tomatoes,
Vegetable Garden
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