Working toward a more self sufficient life and trying to be prepared for the unknown.
This is Part Five of a five part series about how Homesteading Will Make You Question the systems and practices in place in the United States. Previous posts in order: How We Eat, How We Work, How We Play, and How We Treat Each Other. … [Continue reading]
This is Part Four of a five part series about how ‘Homesteading Will Make You Question’ the systems and practices in place in the United States. Click the links if you missed Part One, Part Two, or Part Three! Changing your lifestyle brings with … [Continue reading]
Growing up in Alaska, I am used to seeing deer hanging in people's garages or in the trees by their house, or even on a stand they built specifically for that purpose. I have seen them skinned and butchered and it is no big deal in the sense that it … [Continue reading]
Even though you may still be harvesting the end of the growing season's bounty, or have moved on to your Fall/Winter gardening, planning for next year's growing season NOW will give you many advantages and increase your odds of success! Each year you … [Continue reading]
This is Part Three of a five part series about how 'Homesteading Will Make You Question' the systems and practices in place in the United States. If you missed the first two, see below for links to them! Changing your lifestyle brings with it many … [Continue reading]
Honey has been used by humans since the first time that caveman tasted it. Can you imagine the wonderment they felt at the flavor exploding across their tongues and then the energy ZING they had afterward? Medicinal uses of honey are … [Continue reading]
I don’t know too many people who don’t enjoy smoked meats and cheeses. Some smoked salmon or smoked cheddar makes for a wonderful flavor in your dishes or even as a stand alone meal or snack. What blows me away is how incredibly easy it really is to … [Continue reading]