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Skills We Forgot We Needed

As I lean deeper into stewardship and from-scratch living this year, I've found myself pondering bigger questions: How did ordinary living — growi…

A Gentle Reset

Sometimes what we need isn’t a complete overhaul. Not a color-coded system or a bullet-point life plan. Just a quiet pause. A breath. A reset. A gentl…

Reverse Engineering the Good Life: Taking Back the Table

When the year began, I made a quiet promise to myself: to be a better steward of what we have. To use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. I…

Daybook: In the Quiet Before the Sun

Giving thanks –  For a quiet house in the early morning, even when sleep didn’t come easy. For this season of growth, both outside and within. For the…

The Next Right Thing

I like a good plan. A list, a schedule, a sense of control over the day ahead. It makes me feel steady—like I’m steering the ship. But if there’s anyt…

Give the Gift of Bread: A Cozy Sourdough Class for Beginners

With summer just around the corner and Mother's Day quickly approaching, I'm excited to share a new way to connect, learn, and create somethi…

Anchored Stewardship: A Quiet Philosophy for a Life Well-Lived

In this season where so many doors are opening — new ideas, new ways to create, and the sweet surprise of being able to contribute — it can feel like…

From Grow Lights to Garden Beds (and Lots of Things In Between)

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Homesteaders-at-Heart: Gathering goodness wherever you're planted

There’s a thread that has been quietly woven through our life together—one that’s been there as long as I can remember. A longing to live simply, int…

Our Bakery and Micro Market; the adventure begins!

Oh, there is so much happening in our home these days! My personal blog remains my best chance to journal these happenings, so here goes... A week or …

Daybook

Giving thanks - for God’s faithfulness and care for us. For a warm house and the family that shares it. That spring will eventually return. Being abl…

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