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Our patch of earth
Your place sounds amazing! What a blessing that house was for you guys :) Feel free to pick our brains for ideas on how to save money, keep animals, gardening, etc, etc... We all love helping and sharing. Looking forward to reading more and seeing pics of your place. (Hint: We LOVE pics!)- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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Hi from OK
Welcome to SS! I'm looking forward to seeing and reading about your projects and little homestead :)- sumi
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- Forum: New Sufficient Self Member Introductions
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rodeogirl's journey to being self-sufficient
Take naps when you can!- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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Daydreaming while waiting impatiently!
Fantastic job on the quilts! Baymax sounds like a treasure :love It's amazing how they "tune in" to their humans and know when help is needed.- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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rodeogirl's journey to being self-sufficient
Awww, she's shy! :) I was wondering how things are going with the pregnancy and how is mom doing?- sumi
- Post #829
- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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FarmerJamie - A new beginning
Time to build an ark! We had about 2 inches over the previous 2 days and it's so wet out. I can't imagine 5!- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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ILLINOIS Gas Tax - hooray were #2
Goodness, those are fierce hikes! I understand the need for taxes, but ouch.- sumi
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- Forum: Random Ramblings
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Frustratedearthmother's Journaling Journey
Goodness, that looks really painful! Poor man. Hope his hand will be fine once he's healed up, the poor man needs a break! (And you too :hugs)- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions
:love Thanks for sharing!- sumi
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- Forum: Official SS Contests, Polls, Etc.
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Favorite Books about Homesteading??
I haven't read many books on SS, but I did read and really enjoyed John Seymour's book. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life Barbara Kingsolver www.animalvegetablemiracle.com/ was also a very interesting and inspiring read. Highly recommended!- sumi
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- Forum: Everything Else Homestead Living
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hqueen's collection of Far From the Usual stuff.
@hqueen13 I would roast the chicken and use the leftovers for sandwich fillings, pies, salad... Chicken is so versatile, there are loads you can do with it. To save on your grocery bill and time.. What I did when I was working, managing stuff on our farm and raising a small child, to save time...- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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hqueen's collection of Far From the Usual stuff.
Goodness, FEM, that is scary! And that is why I won't leave anything going when I'm out or sleeping. Too paranoid. (Even though all the appliances in the house was brand new when I moved in)- sumi
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- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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Frustratedearthmother's Journaling Journey
Sorry to hear that. Poor man is not getting a break :( Big hugs too you both and hope he heals up soon!- sumi
- Post #9,292
- Forum: Member's "Self Sufficient Living" Journals
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Growing Organic Ground Cherries
Cape Gooseberries! :) I didn't know they were called Ground Cherries too. In Afrikaans they are called Appeliefie (Translation: Appel - Apple; Liefie - Lovey) Such a cute name! We had loads of them in South Africa and the make the most heavenly jams/jellies :drool They are also very good to eat...- sumi
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- Forum: Gardening On Your Homestead
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