Proverbs 22:3 – Cultural Secession
(Pro 22:3) A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hideth himself: but the simple pass on, and are punished. I ended the last post with this verse and I thought it … Continue Reading →
Month: February 2008
Want To Know Why We Farm… Part II
Beth pointed out here that one of the reasons we farm is for our health. I would like to point out one of the other reasons is cost. This article and … Continue Reading →
A Further Look At Feminism
The character examples in Proverbs 31 are so far above reproach, it is hard to figure out how a woman’s job as keeper of her home and assistant to her … Continue Reading →
Egg-preneurship Boyhood Adventures
Two of our boys are in the “chicken business” — egg production business, I should say. Our 12 year old has been diligently writing business plans, calculating costs, reading about … Continue Reading →
Lara – The "Christian" Feminist
Sometimes discussing your beliefs and passions in public can be fun and encouraging. Other times it can be frustrating and even disheartening. Then there are times like this, where it … Continue Reading →
Parallel Economy
First, I’m indebted to Franklin Sanders for the title of this piece. Several years ago he mentioned this phrase that has stuck with me. In fact, it did more than … Continue Reading →
Farming Frustrations
A few days ago my 7 year old came in from doing his farm chores and sighed a big sigh….and then unloaded all the frustrations a 7 year old farmer … Continue Reading →
Want To Know Why We Farm…
…well, there are many reasons, but one good one is having the pure and simple freedom of raising our own beef cow in our own pasture. He eats grass and … Continue Reading →
Frugal Shopping Highlights
We headed out to town on a strict frugal shopping mission and came back very pleased with our ultra-frugal results! Our trip to CVS trip cost us a grand total … Continue Reading →
Good Ol' Fashion Cinnamon Rolls
I enjoy perusing through Tammy’s recipe site. She has a great amount of cooking tips and inspiration that are realistic to homemakers with little children running around. I recently tried … Continue Reading →