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Country Living in a City Home: April 2014

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Tuesday, April 22, 2014. Chickens in the City. Image courtesy of morguefile.com. If a small backyard flock of hens providing fresh, healthy eggs, meat and pest control, plus the sheer fun of watching and hearing chickens do their thing makes you think happy, why not do it? Just because you live in town doesn't mean you wouldn't like to have a chicken or two around the place! You should be able to find out if your area allows chickens by going to their web site or contacting the city offices. Keeping chic...

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Country Living in a City Home: July 2014

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Wednesday, July 30, 2014. Hurry, get the harvest in! And the rush is on. August means bushels of ripe tomatoes, summer squash overrunning the garden, gallons of cucumbers and peppers, and corn tasseling overnight. That is, if you're one of those gardeners who never fails! That's not me and that's probably not you. One crop or another fails now and then and we have to say, "Well, the tomatoes did well, anyway! Which way will it be? It's time to make the decisions and full speed ahead! Where to put the she...

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DeliberateLife.com: The Pieces of Paper

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There was an error in this gadget. The Pieces of Paper. Posted on : 1:09 PM By : Nic. In : alternative housing. A long while ago I posted about a job plan. What is surprising about this is that every single unemployed person is in science or engineering field, while the one employed person has a degree in English ( I forget what specific major). It may be significant that she is also working from home doing contract consulting, and has more work than she actually wants to do. So where is the real value?

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DeliberateLife.com: Living in Tight Quarters

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There was an error in this gadget. Living in Tight Quarters. Posted on : 8:29 AM By : Nic. In : bus conversion. So how does a family of five live in this tiny space? Which brings me to another interesting aspect - power. We have one long extension cord running from the house all the way out to our bus and in through one of the windows (remember those school bus windows that are really difficult to open and close because you have to pinch the little gray tab-like buttons? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Self-Reliant Info: Friday funnies: a dozen zombie cartoons

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Fostering a freer, stronger society by providing practical advice and how-to information on developing your self-reliance. Friday funnies: a dozen zombie cartoons. We've done humorous zombie preparedness posts in the past ( here. But not "just" zombie cartoons. so that's what we're doing today. Enjoy! Right, we didn't forget that either. At the bottom of the page is an infographic. That describes how a zombie epidemic might unfold in America. ツ. Posted by Atticus F. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Country Living in a City Home: June 2014

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Friday, June 27, 2014. It's an easy thing to pick purslane and add a few leaves to a salad, but if you want to take advantage to this free health booster, eat more than a few leaves now and then! Friday, June 13, 2014. Image courtesy of ZooFari. Possibly the most desirable and common of all edible weeds, purslane grows abundantly where the soil has been disturbed, as in a garden, and where water is sufficient, also in a garden. Which means, for the backyard forager, that you probably will never run out.

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Country Living in a City Home: Back Yard Foraging

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Friday, June 13, 2014. If you don't poison weeds in your back yard, you probably have a good source of food just for the taking. You don't have to plant it or water it or weed it or feed it because "weeds" grow in a habitat that suits them without interference from us. Of course, a little care without overdoing it will help produce more food. For instance, dandelions make dandelion "coffee". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Chickens in the Road. PS Blog...

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Self-Reliant Info: 50 Free self-reliant and preparedness books for your Kindle reader

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Fostering a freer, stronger society by providing practical advice and how-to information on developing your self-reliance. 50 Free self-reliant and preparedness books for your Kindle reader. If you've read our posts for very long at all, you probably know this: the only thing we like better than preparedness and self-reliant resources are free ones! Fortunately, there are many Kindle books available for no cost over at Amazon.com. By the way. don't have a Kindle e-reader? That is a great book, at an asto...

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The Artist Book: A Blanket of Snow

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Thursday, December 11, 2014. A Blanket of Snow. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Oklahoma, United States. I'm a Christian, wife, mother, artist and breast cancer survivor (by God's grace). Welcome to my blogs where I share my paintings, projects and inspirations. View my complete profile. Shown below are a few of my oil paintings that you can find at. Beach At Point Sur". Antique Market in Nice". Merry Christmas dear friends as we celebrate the b. A Blanket of Snow. I am the light of the world. Flirt"...

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In Our Grandmothers' Kitchens: May 2014

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In Our Grandmothers' Kitchens. Cooking, Singing, and Sharing in New England and Beyond. This blog has moved! To the readers of this blog on Blogger:. For several years this has run as a shadow blog of the same blog on another server. Please join me there! Http:/ www.ourgrandmotherskitchens.com. And please visit my new website:. Http:/ www.TinkyCooks.com. See you around the internet. Just Up" Rhubarb Scones. So that’s what I did. Made just about any way. After all, I did name my cat Rhubarb. 2/3 cup chopp...