Fall Scents – Add the Smell of Fall to Your Home
DIY Fall Scents Made Easy You’ve gone to the pumpkin farm, picked out the perfect jack-o’-lantern, carved it to perfection and now have it displayed proudly on your front porch or dining room table. Now it’s time to enjoy the fall scents of...
How to Keep Homemade Bread Fresh – My Little Secret
The secret to keeping your homemade bread fresher longer. I’ve been making homemade bread for years and I’ve tried many recipes. Some have made it and some I’ve never made again, but the one thing they all had in common was, they all dried out way...
5 Reusable Frugal Living Ideas
Frugal Living Tips One of my favorite go-to books is The Complete Tightwad Gazette. I never get tired of reading through the pages and pages of frugal living ideas. Even though the edition I have is over 15 years old, most of Amy Dacyczyn’s tips still...
How to Explain Easter to Your Children
Easter is filled with candy, colored eggs, food, and a few toys but the real reason we celebrate Easter should never be forgotten. The Easter story can be disturbing, but I found a way to make it fun and make the outcome something kids can remember. This is how to...
How To Dye Eggs Naturally
Dye Easter Eggs Naturally What happens when your eggs are all boiled, dried and ready to color and you have no egg dye? You go all natural! You can easily color your Easter eggs with dyes made with things found in your pantry, like fruits, vegetables...
Hidden away in the Upstate of South Carolina is a little farm where we call home. Surrounded by century-old pecan and oak trees, we live on a 120-year-old homestead. By the grace of God, we were called to restore this 1890 farmhouse along with its barns, gardens and long-forgotten cotton field to its original working farm. Dedicating ourselves to reusing, recycling and making do we are living a very simple life building our backyard farm.