Something I've learned baking with coconut flour - it requires a lot more eggs than Einkorn or organic all purpose flour. Eggs of which are not getting laid by the chickens right now. Hmpf. I guess they are all on strike again.
I printed this helpful chart and pinned it on the cork that I glued inside a kitchen cupboard. Sharing in case it could help others.
Do you follow MRH (Mountain Rose Herbs) blog? They have a syrup recipe for the "blues" and it can be put on pancakes/waffles. Hubby can't have honey, but we can. If I can find hawthorn berries, I'll try it.
No, we didn't get wood cut last night. I was dressed and ready to go out as Hubby walked in the door. He said, "it's raining out." Yeah, no wood was cut.
One of my simple pleasures. . .
Holding and reading a book. I forgot how pleasant this feels. I just put if off due to other "busyness." I'll continue to work harder and keeping up with clutter, cleaning etc. so I can continue to keep this in my life.
"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.
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Teabag Tidbits and other randomness
We had a plethora of cardinals yesterday. Sorry for the dirty window, and lawn furniture in the way of your view.
There were over a dozen. I was taking photos quickly, so sorry they are out of focus too. I couldn't believe there were so many of them in one place.
One of my daughters came out for a visit yesterday. I was just thinking about her too. She typically is the only daughter (that's moved out) that comes to visit anymore. I do enjoy her company.
I had so much to do yesterday, that reading time was very limited. I hope I can finish my book, but I do have a crochet order as well.
We have a long week of no sunshine this week. I have had all the lights on, which I know won't shrink my inflated electric bill, but man.
I managed to make a trip to the library, just to get out of the house for a short spell.
Seed catalogs have arrived. I am trying to make a conscious effort to downsize, just in case we have a rotten spring. I can't go in debt with spending and no bounty from it. It's tough to figure out what to continue to grow and what to cut out of the list. I miss my popcorn, but I can buy non-gmo about 3 hours from here, which lasts for us. I know I will order more garlic. I doubt what I planted (so late too) in the grow bags last fall will amount to much of anything.
We have officially run out of wood. We got zero cut last night. Hubby took had overtime.
Labels:
Birds,
Heirloom Gardening,
Motherhood
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