I am still deep cleaning, sorting, tossing, and donating. The kitchen has been an obstacle course for a few weeks. Book shelves moved out, more piles of books to donate, misc. items stacked in piles ready to be bagged....and I started on my roll top desk.
I have to admit, I dreaded the desk cleaning.
Oh the guilt that flooded me for all those lost days of writing. Oh the joys of finding things again.
I found 3 long lost, large eye needles and a needle threader I had been looking for. They were all in the bottom of a can used for pencils in my desk.
"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.
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Friday, January 27, 2017
Keeping Track - Prepardness
As we enter into a new year, a new gardening season, and a new stock-it-up season, I am tracking more.
It's not to late to start (I told myself). We ran out of items over this winter, and I want to be better at that. So, in my own planner, in which I keep track of bill payment dates and such, I am now writing down what we use.
Every time I open a package of paper towels (writing down the number in the pkg.), Kleenex, peanut butter, softener salt (always running out), dog food, cat food, coffee (oh, we drink a lot of this), I will write it in my calendar. At the onset of next winter, I will have a better idea of how much we use, and what to pre-stock before the snow starts falling.
It's not to late to start (I told myself). We ran out of items over this winter, and I want to be better at that. So, in my own planner, in which I keep track of bill payment dates and such, I am now writing down what we use.
Every time I open a package of paper towels (writing down the number in the pkg.), Kleenex, peanut butter, softener salt (always running out), dog food, cat food, coffee (oh, we drink a lot of this), I will write it in my calendar. At the onset of next winter, I will have a better idea of how much we use, and what to pre-stock before the snow starts falling.
Labels:
Homesteading,
Motherhood,
Preparedness,
Self Sufficiency
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