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Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

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Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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“March Fourth” and Plant Some Seeds {review}

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Today is a day to “March forth and do something.”  (‘Cause it’s March Fourth.  Get it?)  As Spring is approaching, how about we march forth and plant some Seeds?  I mean these Seeds: Seeds Family Worship is a series of CD’s with actual Scriptures set to music.  There are Seeds of Courage, Seeds of Faith, […]

Nutrimill vs. Wondermill

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When I first began milling flour as a newlywed, I had a WhisperMill.  After a few years, I replaced it with a NutriMill. Then, just a year or so ago, as part of the Grain Mill Wagon, I was blessed to receive a WonderMill (same essential design as the WhisperMill*, new company).  Given my experience […]

Great Notebook for Nature Journaling

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Over the holidays, when I was shopping for the composition book to use in my last-minute gift tutorial, I came across this “poly” composition book.  I think it would be wonderful for nature journaling! It’s pretty flexible, so those who like to roll their notebooks up to stuff in a pocket or backpack would be […]