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While not homemaking-related, this might be interesting for those who’ve enjoyed my book. Also, I recently realized that I never created a print version, so sadly, as of right now, it’s only available in the e-book format.
me with a handf...
I did some head-scratching myself over this piece, but read my comments at the end before dismissing it as unrealistic.
From 1913—It’s time to think once more about vacation. What? Not going to take one this year? Can’t afford it? Times ha...
July seems like the perfect time to share this recipe I make frequently in the summer. I think technically it’s a sorbet because there’s no dairy in it, but “sherbet” is the term that we first used and has stuck in our home.
I originally f...
This piece, written in 1898, demonstrates that politics is much like what it was 128 years ago. Independence Day, however, is celebrated far differently, with so much pomp and circumstance and solemnity.
And another thing I found curious—...
Once upon a time—12, 15 years ago?—a woman approached my farmer’s market stand and asked me to give a soapmaking demonstration at the local homemaker’s club.
I had no idea such a thing existed, but I was happy to go and show them the soap...
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All things home and housewife-y, but in a practical, frugal way. I write about old books, vintage recipes, and nostalgic homemaking in a modern world.
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