Joel Salatin Would Be Proud
After supper the boys get in a little light reading by the fire on a very blistery cold winter’s night…. These Salatin books win hands down in the minds of … Continue Reading →
Month: January 2008
Some of our CVS and Walgreens deals and free finds
Although we were not able to find the Cottonelle and the cotton swabs–(all sold out! I was really looking forward to stocking up! ) — We did find some unexpected deals! … Continue Reading →
Giving Boys Real Work To Do
We are looking forward to the thawing out season upcoming. This morning the boys awoke to it raining ice. Trudging out in the cold and ice to feed animals early … Continue Reading →
When your 12 year old submits you an invoice…
When my 12 year old submitted me an invoice yesterday, I smiled cautiously and read his bill. It was a bill for chicken eggs that he had worked up on … Continue Reading →
Update on the Sambucol deals at CVS and some other deal ideas…
EDIT: I stated before that the deal was good one time, however, CVS customer service told me the limit was 5 deals–meaning you would get $10 in extra bucks back … Continue Reading →
Great Deal for the Health Conscious- Free Sambucol
CVS has been running a great deal on Sambucol black elderberry extract. It was a January promotion that is also going to be continued to a February promotion. Here is the … Continue Reading →
Agrarian Ramblings and Farm Updates…
I caught myself thinking a very agrarian thought today as I looked out into the field and watched our cows munching on some fresh hay in the middle of a frigid … Continue Reading →
Super Easy Sourdough
For those of you who have followed my sourdough saga, I won’t bore others with rehashing a sour story. In short, once upon a time, I had a wonderful thing … Continue Reading →
Kitchen Tasks for Young Daughters Ages 3 to 10 Years Old
I put together a sort of list a little while ago breaking down possible kitchen tasks for young daughters according to age. Training our daughters in the arts of homemaking … Continue Reading →
Encouraging Maturity and Responsibility in Young Daughters
One of the many things I love about home schooling my children is that I am able to spend the majority of my time pouring my life into them. Like … Continue Reading →