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Life on a Small Island Homestead. Are You Ready for the Present? July 8, 2015. For the last few years, I’ve been introducing my classes on climate change with a line like, “You know how you’ve spent your whole lives hearing that climate change is really going to be a problem for our children, and so we should really do something about it? And living by the water, we’re starting to get enough wind to have the grey skies turn slightly toward blue from their creepy red…. Adaptation’s a bitch. It’s ok ...
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Life on a Small Island Homestead. The Emotional Process of Transition. August 19, 2012. August 19, 2012. Back in May, a colleague and I were talking about how we could revamp our courses to reflect our ecological and other global concerns. I was reading like crazy, and was really taken by Carolyn Baker. Ironically, though, what I didn’t know was that I had only begun MY emotional journey with this transition! 8221; He’s a patient man. Now, many weeks back, John Michael Greer. You see, in all of my fear a...
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Life on a Small Island Homestead. The Emotional Process of Transition. August 19, 2012. August 19, 2012. Back in May, a colleague and I were talking about how we could revamp our courses to reflect our ecological and other global concerns. I was reading like crazy, and was really taken by Carolyn Baker. Ironically, though, what I didn’t know was that I had only begun MY emotional journey with this transition! 8221; He’s a patient man. Now, many weeks back, John Michael Greer. You see, in all of my fear a...
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Sure, I’m losing weight…but is this healthy? | My Paleo Eating Journal
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My Paleo Eating Journal. Silencing the call of the icebox…. 8220;Mother Nature is not Stupid”. Sure, I’m losing weight…but is this healthy? Posted by: Hideaway Farm. On: September 15, 2011. Someone recently suggested to me that, while my diet is clearly producing weight loss, it is not a healthy diet. That got me thinking. What does “healthy” mean? How is it measured? I started with the first question: what do we mean by “healthy”? How do we measure “good health”? Those who were Pattern B on the high-fat...
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Laquo; One day, a horse. Our first year of raising meat birds: what we’ve learned. Posted October 2, 2011 by Hideaway Farm in being green. Last year I just about broke my back digging raised beds. I had two strategies under consideration, and I ended up trying both of them today. First up was the Lasagna Garden. After bringing the pile of feed bags to the garden, I brought out my brand-new wheelbarrow (yikes, are these things expensive! It was lovely work. The dirt smelled wonderful, and it came up w...
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Laquo; Driveway Facelift. In Search of Homemade Bread. Preparing new garden beds. Posted November 2, 2010 by Hideaway Farm in gardening. The kids have been busy this fall with swimming lessons, art class, skating, and other adventures. In between times I’ve been heading outside whenever the weather permits in an effort to build my new vegetable garden before the weather gets too cold and wet. I’m following the method espoused by Steve Solomon in his book Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades. You are c...
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Laquo; Rendering Our Pig Fat Into Lard. Do you know where your STUFF comes from? Posted December 20, 2011 by Hideaway Farm in consumerism. I’m taking a departure from my usual farm updates to share some of my recent thoughts about consumerism and the STUFF we bring into our homes and our lives. It’s increasingly common to hear people asking about where their food comes from, particularly in communities like ours. Who tended to this crop and were they paid a fair wage? So over the next couple of weeks as ...
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Free Motion Quilting | Rural Aspirations
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Laquo; Planning for the New Home Has Begun! Posted August 7, 2012 by Hideaway Farm in homemaking. More recently, when I began planning in earnest for our new home, I thought about how moving to a bigger house often means having to fill that extra space with Stuff, and I wrote a post about how I didn’t want to get sucked into buying things that had no meaning. At the library I found a book about something called machine quilting and I got very excited. You could do this on a sewing machine? This blog was ...
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Posted by Hideaway Farm. Note: new book reviews will be added to the top of this page, in order to save repeat visitors from having to scroll down an increasingly longer page each time. Enjoy! By Clarke Snell and Tim Callahan. Building things, the Dream. I’ve recently become interested in learning more about sustainable building techniques. I picked a random selection of books on the subject from the library one week and came across Clarke Snell’s previous book The Good House Book. My compost is no good?
Mucky Boots Farm: Farewell
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Don't let the muck get higher than your boots. - J.M. Stanford. Wednesday, October 16, 2013. Goodbye, my friends, and remember: don't let the muck get higher than your boots! Labels: life at Mucky Boots. I have so enjoyed getting a glimpse of your life on Mucky Boots Farm! Thank you for taking the time to share with all of us. I wish you joy! Take Care, Karla. October 16, 2013 at 11:41 AM. October 16, 2013 at 12:07 PM. And did I mention Ill miss you? October 16, 2013 at 12:30 PM. Say it aint so! Hey Miri...
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House Planning | Rural Aspirations
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Laquo; Do you know where your STUFF comes from? Posted January 20, 2012 by Hideaway Farm in being green. Step #1: Know Your Land. When we were first looking at land, many resources I consulted said the same thing: if you are planning to build try to live on the property for at least a year, if not longer, before breaking ground on your new home. One of the great features of this property was the mobile home. Old enough (and ugly enough! Step #2: Choose Your Building Site. Step #3: The Layout. I’m a...
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Simplicity | Rural Aspirations
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Posted by Hideaway Farm. Note: new book reviews will be added to the top of this page, in order to save repeat visitors from having to scroll down an increasingly longer page each time. Enjoy! Know your food, simple living. The World Without Us. Sustainable living, being green. By John de Graaf, David Wann, and Thomas H. Naylor. Consumerism, simple living. The Total Money Makeover. Living Simply with Children. The Not So Big House. The dream, simple living. Your Money or Your Life. The 100 Mile Diet.
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Backyard Farm Tour 2014. Get Some Garden Supplies and See Some Old Friends. Post by: Dale Friedkin. May 13, 2015. They created the BackyardFarmTour and ran it for its first 3 years, so a lot of people here know them and will want to stop by and say hello! The sale takes place Sat. May 16th. BYFT'ers Join Forces to Build a Garden. Post by: Dale Friedkin. May 12, 2015. The BYFT Endorses Foster Fell for Parks and Rec Director. Post by: Dale Friedkin. May 6, 2015. The possibilities are endless. I think F...
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Life on a Small Island Homestead. Are You Ready for the Present? July 8, 2015. For the last few years, I’ve been introducing my classes on climate change with a line like, “You know how you’ve spent your whole lives hearing that climate change is really going to be a problem for our children, and so we should really do something about it? And living by the water, we’re starting to get enough wind to have the grey skies turn slightly toward blue from their creepy red…. Adaptation’s a bitch. It’s ok ...
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John's Backyard Bird Watching Blog. Birds in my backyard and around West Virginia. Picture of Red Bellied Woodpecker. February 27, 2010. Picture of red bellied woodpecker and American goldfinch flying toward backyard bird feeder. Posted in American Goldfinch. February 25, 2010. Photo of Red Headed Woodpecker Flying. Posted in Birds in Flight. Tagged Red Headed Woodpecker. The 13th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count. February 16, 2010. Photo of Hairy Woodpecker and American Goldfinch at Bird Feeder. The 13t...
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Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Here are some birds I saw at the park today. I saw several warblers but they never sit still long enough for a picture! Black and white warbler. I dislike Canada geese, but I thought this was a sweet scene. Monday, May 2, 2011. Today I had another new yard bird - a Baltimore oriole. I tried to attract these last year, so I was thrilled when I saw one in my backyard tonight! I also had my first hummingbird of the season last week. Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Another New Yard Bird.
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