Chicken and Dumplings. I have to say, this is one of my childhood favorites growing up. It is amazing how when you are young its the simple meals stick with you as an adult. So, now when it gets cold outside or is a dreary day, this meal comes to mind. Well, since it is has gotten colder and have been raining outside, [Read more…] about Chicken and Dumplings
Archives for December 2018
Baker’s Creek Heirloom Seed Blessing
Hey ya’ll! I’m excited!
Baker’s Creek gave us a serious blessing. Wait…do you know [Read more…] about Baker’s Creek Heirloom Seed Blessing
Servant Leadership in the Community
Busy, busy, busy! If you recall in my previous post about Homemade Laundry Detergent, that I mentioned life had been super crazy, crazy busy. Well, this post is a partial result of all that busyness. As it turns out, I was able to squeeze in a podcast interview about servant leadership.
My career path has led me down the road of IT Consulting. I was a computer programmer for about [Read more…] about Servant Leadership in the Community
Winter Weather Preparedness At Home
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Even though it is still fall, winter weather seems to have graced some of us already. Folks in the South Eastern US have yet to experience it, but it is coming. Now is a great time to talk about being prepared for winter storms that may come our way. Today, I’ll focus on being prepared while in your home. [Read more…] about Winter Weather Preparedness At Home
Compost: Reducing Our Waste
If you remember, back in August when we first got our tractor, we also were gifted a compost bin. It was exciting because it was one more step we could use in reducing our waste. We eat a lot of veggies and make a lot of salad. For the scraps that I did not use in my broths, I would throw them away and I hated that because all I could think of was, “man, this would make great soil.” [Read more…] about Compost: Reducing Our Waste