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Loving The New Home For The Blog
I really wish I hadn’t over-complicated things in my own mind last July when I started my blog. I’m so excited about getting my own domain and coming over to Host Gator. I’ll have so many more opportunities for this … Continue reading
Homestead Chicken Coop Project — Part 0.1
On Wednesday, we received the chicken coop that we purchased from an eBay store. We were so excited, and I think most of the people close to us were excited too. A dear friend of ours offered to come down … Continue reading
Liberty Alert: Protecting Preschoolers By Feeding Chicken Nuggets?
A couple of years ago, I thought I’d seen it all when I read about children being forbade from bringing home-packed lunches to school. Boy, was I wrong though. This little jewel of government-sanctioned insanity has to take the blue … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Family & Faith Matters, Liberty & Freedom
Tagged food freedom, government, parenting
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Spring Equals Chickens at the Homestead
Although spring is still more than a month away, we’re gearing up for some new additions to the homestead this year — chickens! When we purchased our homestead back in 2009, I knew we’d have chickens eventually, but now that … Continue reading
Transformation Day 2012: Update for 01/30/12
Week 27 of my Transformation Day 2012 challenge brought about some more good progress. Not only did I drop some more weight, but I found a good source for some great local meat and dairy. After week 27, I’m down … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Low-Carb, Keto & Paleo, Transformation Day 2012
Tagged updates, weight loss
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Local, REAL Food
Last week, I was thinking about my grocery list. With payday being yesterday, I wanted to have everything in order once the check hit our account so we could resupply the fresh foods that we consume in mass quantities. As … Continue reading
Transformation Day 2012: Update for 01/23/12
With week 26 under my belt, I couldn’t be more pleased with my progress! Despite the fact that I’m battling a cold, so many things fell into line last week, and I want to build on those successes and keep … Continue reading
Why Birth Control Makes Me Sad
While cruising my Facebook news feed today, I came across an article entitled Obama Administration Announces New Decision On Birth Control, To Chagrin Of Religious Groups. For the most part, my assumptions about what I’d find in the article were … Continue reading
Americans’ Savings vs. Their Credit Card Debt
The results of a recent survey conducted by BankRate.com really got me thinking. Folks continue to rely on credit cards instead of cash in hand, and it’s a trend that worries and saddens me. According to the survey, only 31% … Continue reading →