My re-potted succulent plants had a few bits of plants break off.
We have placed them in starter cups in hopes to bring them to grow new plants.
We'll let you know if they grow this way. According to the internet sources, I think we are doing it right. The girls have given each one a name.
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.
Adopted Motto
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Monday, February 29, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Random Tidbits
My hens were treated with a tray of over ripe fruit. I'll be honest, I have never fed citrus to my hens and rooster. Those scraps always went to the goats.
I wasn't sure if they would be interested, but they ate the entire tray. I repurposed a tray used to bake a giant coolie with. Cleaning has it's advantage.
They absolutely love rotten bananas. So if I don't feel like whipping up banana muffins or bread it goes to them.
I wasn't sure if they would be interested, but they ate the entire tray. I repurposed a tray used to bake a giant coolie with. Cleaning has it's advantage.
They absolutely love rotten bananas. So if I don't feel like whipping up banana muffins or bread it goes to them.
Labels:
Chickens,
Family,
Freezer Meals,
Houseplants,
Motherhood,
Recipes,
Storage Cooking
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Friday, February 26, 2016
Snow Arrived ~ Project Progress ~ Extreme clean ~ Sickness and a Discovery
Our snow arrived, and we are going through many old towels from wiping paws off. I'd rather have the snow then the previous pouring down sleet we had. School closed yesterday.
Jasper found the sun spot the other day. He gets along with Zuri just fine, but King has too much energy for him.
Labels:
Cats,
Crochet Projects,
Motherhood,
Natural Remedies
Thursday, February 25, 2016
How my Mind Works ~ Think "give a Mom a muffin"
The day I delivered my 84 year-old Dad some home cooked meals, I gave myself a reason to visit two stores while in town.
Pssst! You're gonna need a cup of something to sip and read through this today, ha ha!
I went straight in, bought what I needed, and headed for the front of the store. I was in the last store before returning home.
I raced down the aisle, hoping the speed would burn more calories, but came to a halt. The clearance shelves. Yikes!
There in front of me was a beautiful kitchen rug. The kind you put in front of your sink.
Pssst! You're gonna need a cup of something to sip and read through this today, ha ha!
I went straight in, bought what I needed, and headed for the front of the store. I was in the last store before returning home.
I raced down the aisle, hoping the speed would burn more calories, but came to a halt. The clearance shelves. Yikes!
There in front of me was a beautiful kitchen rug. The kind you put in front of your sink.
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Random Tidbits
The lack of snow, and abundance of sunshine is being enjoyed here at the homestead. The ladies and Sparta are getting much needed dirt baths, exercise, grit, and sunshine. Watching them roam about, makes this gal smile.
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Building a Recipe Box
I bought this recipe box many years ago (old photo, hence the peaches). I tried to contact the box company to get another one, and failed. Then forgot about it. Then I tried emailing again. Again their email system is either not working or they are out of business.
I went online and could not find one suitable either, or found them too expensive. I shopped at three stores, and looked a craft supply companies online - nothing.
I went online and could not find one suitable either, or found them too expensive. I shopped at three stores, and looked a craft supply companies online - nothing.
Labels:
Motherhood,
Self Sufficiency,
Wood Projects,
Wooden Recipe Box
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