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Hey friend, Despite what you may have heard, you really donât need a big garden to grow a little food. A jar, a lid, and a handful of lentils can give you something fresh right on the kitchen counter. That's what I started doing over thirty years ago when I was living in university housing with my two eldest kids. It kept me going until I was able to have a garden again. So even if you're in an apartment or townhouse, you can still start growing it yourself, making it yourself, and cooking and baking it yourself too. Here are three quick reads for simple indoor food including sprouts and spuds.
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Hey friend, Thereâs a big difference between giving kids chores and teaching them how to take responsibility for useful work. Feeding animals. Helping in the garden. Learning how to use tools safely. Cooking. Cleaning up. Figuring out what to do when something doesnât go according to plan. Those everyday jobs can teach kids an awful lot. Thatâs why I wanted to let you know about a new free online training happening this Wednesday, August 12. Itâs called Raising Successful Kids on the...
An Off Grid Life Thursday reads Hey friend, Deer (and rabbits, actually) can turn your gardening hard work into a buffet if youâre not careful. Use these ideas to keep them out. And get started on growing something new from garden scraps. Then try this recipe for peanut butter bread. Itâs a great addition to a school lunchbox or as a healthy after-school snack. But first... đĄ Free training for homestead families If youâre raising kids while learning homesteading skills, this looks worth...
An Off Grid Life Thursday reads August can feel like a blur, especially as I get older. Each year just flies by. I can't believe that our youngest is now a teenager. She was born shortly after I moved up to our Northwest Territories off grid home, where we lived full-time for many years. What about you? I bet youâre balancing harvest, planning next yearâs beds, and grabbing family moments before the kids head back to school, or to homeschool. If you have it, now's the time to discover new...