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  • Rekindling the Dream

    Sometimes life throws you for a loop. Then tosses you another. Before you know it, a year has gone by and you feel like all you've done is hold on to … [Continue Reading]

    Rekindling the Dream
  • Homesteading: Balancing Between Prepping and Self-Reliance

    There's a lot of overlap in the communities of homesteading, prepping/self-reliance, and survival. Each genre has similar end goals: self reliance and … [Continue Reading]

    Homesteading: Balancing Between Prepping and Self-Reliance
  • My Top 2 Channels for Homesteading

    Some people may find it surprising that I'm pretty much the same as they are: those who read my blog, that is. They come to be entertained, learn … [Continue Reading]

    My Top 2 Channels for Homesteading
  • When Did Independence Become Illegal?

    Over the last year, I have really started to notice a growing trend. At first, it was a news story here or there, usually talking about someplace far … [Continue Reading]

    When Did Independence Become Illegal?
  • Homesteads and Horses: What to Know

    Horses bring a variety of benefits to homesteads, whether by plowing fields or by providing compost for gardens or farmland. If you’re considering a … [Continue Reading]

    Homesteads and Horses: What to Know

What the Heck is a Salmonberry?

July 20, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

For those who don't live in the Pacific Northwest, hearing about salmonberries for the first time can cause some hilarious reactions. Recently, I was posting on Facebook about making salmonberry jam and some of the questions were highly amusing. No, … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Around the Homestead, For the Newbies

Saturday Survival Serial Update July 2015

July 17, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Hello Saturday Survival Serial Fans! Today I removed the weekly episodes of Volume 2 of the Serial because it is going to the publisher next week! While I know I will get some grumbling about being in the middle of reading it, I let it stay up … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Saturday Survival Serial

Learning to be an Efficient Canner

July 15, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

You've just come in from the garden and your baskets runneth over with home grown goodness. You may have giggled with delight as you put all the food on the counter or table, snap a few pictures and share with your friends and then...it hits you that … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Food Preservation, For the Newbies

Super Low Maintenance Food Garden

July 13, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Whenever I talk to people about gardening, invariably I will hear someone say "I would love to garden but I just don't have the time." I usually launch into my schpeel about how it is pretty much only the beginning and end of the growing season that … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Gardening

Garden Progress: The Plan vs. Reality

July 1, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Back in January of this year, I was going bonkers with wanting to get some dirt therapy. This last winter seemed particularly long, dark, and drawn out. I decided to change things up and strategize how to get the most out of my garden. We decided … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Around the Homestead, Gardening

Making Snares for Newbies

June 24, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Being able to snare small game is a skill largely lost to the vast majority of humanity, and it makes sense! There aren't many people who need the skill for their survival, nor do they live in an area where there is anything other than rats and … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: For the Newbies, General Posts, Preparedness

Growing Fast Food in the Garden

June 22, 2015 by homesteaddreamer

Though summer has only just begun, when it comes to the growing season, we are nearing the halfway point. The heat is getting more intense and the rows are overflowing with greenery, teasing with their hints of delicious food just waiting to mature. … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: For the Newbies, Gardening

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