Well here in Oklahoma some of us are still dealing with the after math of last winter’s ice storm. I still have loads of branches even after burning most of it. As always I am trying to find something useful to do with all that brush. I don’t mind having some small piles around to shelter birds and small wildlife but I can’t let it take over the property. So I found a use for some of those branches; in the garden. Hugelkultur! maybe it can work for you too. Here is a link that explains it. http://www.richsoil.com/hugelkultur/
 
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Cooking with cast iron
08/21/2008
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I cook a lot, and I love cooking on my cast iron cookware. Nothing can beat the durability of cast iron and it heats evenly and if appropriately “seasoned” works almost as well as non-stick ware. If you can obtain an old, well used and cared for pan… more
Science in the kitchen
07/07/2008
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Although obtaining a formal education is important it is also important not to neglect the learning opportunities that abound in everyday life and engage our children in activities that bring the relevance of education to light. The kitchen is a… more
practical garden tips
06/21/2008
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Like most gardeners I enter each season optimistic and idealistic about the coming growing season. “This is going to be the year when my garden is never overgrown with weeds. I will never lose a plant to insects and all my produce will be harvested… more
Cleaning and de-cluttering for the not so motivated household
06/21/2008
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Some people seem to be gifted with organizational skills, motivation and tidy tendencies either through natural predisposition or up bringing. I am not one of those people. I am however irritated by clutter and disorganization and dirty messy rooms… more
Things I didn't know before I started "homesteading"
06/21/2008
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Chickens will eat Styrofoam. Especially in the middle of a feeding frenzy over leftover spaghetti from an Italian restaurant, but it won’t kill them. Goats can often fit out a hole in a fence, but after gorging themselves on the “greener… more
Untold Stories of Cinderella
05/21/2008
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My daughter was playing with a good friend of mine with some electronic doodad revolving around Cinderella. She innocently said “I have a Cinderella doll. Except, she got peed on”. Argh! Well I guess that is reality. I hope she can grow up with a… more
Hooked On Hummingbirds
05/21/2008
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Some of my favorite visitors to my home are the tiny hummingbirds that appear each spring. The first sighting of one of these tiny flying wonders is cause for everyone in the household to run outside to view the incredible awe inspiring little… more
Stretching your dollars… Are you paying for trash?
04/29/2008
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With the rising costs of many consumer items many people are looking for ways to stretch the family dollar The portion of the household budget allotted to the grocery store usually has the most lee way and has the most unneeded expenses If you… more
FairTax not Flat tax!
04/29/2008
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This letter was written in response to Jim Inhoff’s reply to an inquiry regarding his position on the Fairtax, A grass roots movement to completely overhaul our federal tax system. Spurred on by Neal Boortz and congressman john Lender as well… more
 
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