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I am also wondering if another kind of oil might be a better alternative. Like corn oil or something.

Hi, I came across this article and wanted to know if anyone has experience doing this. http://www.instructables.com/id/Grow-Your-Own-Cooking-Oil/?ALLSTEPS

Lots of work but it would be worth it in the end. I love a challenge.

A squirrel

His new buddy

Another new baby. Dh brought him home from work. A co worker found it. Ds is thrilled with his new friend. Not much else new around here. Busy moving birds from brooder to grow out pens and getting ready to process 5 of my leghorn roos. The weather is finally cooling off so hopefully I can get...

We had a light lesson load today. To many things around here drawing our attention.Hubby brought home an orphan squirrel Friday for DS to care for. He is very excited and distracted. Trying to do school work with a critter on the table is hard.

Cool, I'm gonna try that

I hadn't thought of that. I will check the date on it.

I have tried all butter and also tried mixing shortening and butter as per the recipe. I haven't bought any lard. I read somewhere what kind not to get and know I don't remember.

Any suggestions for recipes? The one I used is from the better homes cook book

I just want biscuits that are fluffy and light. Instead I get crumbly hockey pucks every time. Wh do they never turn out for me. I follow the recipe but it hates me. :hit

I shut down my extra freezer and started washing dishes by hand instead of using the dishwasher. I am also back to hanging clothes to dry. I got lazy using the dryer for a while.

:thumbsup I had a silkie hen that ruled the roost.

It's ok, dishes are very patient. They will wait for you. :thumbsup

Your place is beautiful! Thanks for sharing pictures, it is nice to see others progress. I am still limping along with the garden and learning as I go.

Hello from Florida!

Thank you

Hello from Florida!

Nubian baby girls