
Just a homebody who misses the world as she knew it, one who craves real food, old school skills, and keeping the art of homesteading alive to pass on.
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I have been monitoring my carbohydrate intake for a few years. My primary goal was to lose weight, which I successfully achieved. However, I discovered that by limiting my carbs, I feel better overall and no longer experience afternoon slum...
I was unsure about AI until I interviewed Copilot today. I wanted to gain a better understanding of the artificial intelligence aspect of this significant issue. I’m not familiar with using ChatGPT or other AI bots; the creative side of AI...
There is this version of home that feels steady, like our safe harbor. It isn’t expensive, and it shouldn’t be organized for social media. Instead, it is lived in with daily functional steps that feel grounded. If you have ever felt overwhe...
Hovering over our courtyard is the tallest sweet gum tree I’ve ever seen. This time of the year, the tree is producing the green seed pods that will soon fall and turn brown, becoming an annoyance. These spiky pods do have a plus side; one...
It’s not for the pumpkins; those should have been planted in June. Planting fall crops is a must because it extends your harvest, strengthens your soil, and sets your garden up for a healthier, more productive spring. Even though summer get...
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Just a homebody who misses the world as she knew it, one who craves real food, old school skills, and keeping the art of homesteading alive to pass on.
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