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  • Winter Sowing – Spring Update
    Gardening & Homestead

    Winter Sowing – Spring Update

    BySharon Williams April 8, 2022April 7, 2022

    Back in the middle of winter, I planted several milk jugs with seeds. I wasn’t sure if I would have any success with winter sowing but I wanted to try again and see if I could get some parsley, sweet peas, and butterfly bush seeds to grow in the middle of the cold temperatures. Now…

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  • Easter Basket Ideas for Moms
    Gift Ideas

    Easter Basket Ideas for Moms

    BySharon Williams April 6, 2022April 6, 2022

    When the kids are little, Easter baskets are easy. Pack a basket with plastic grass, tuck in a fun stuffed animal, a chocolate rabbit, and a couple of little things like silly string, stretchy animals, or a slinky, and you are set. But have you ever thought about creating Easter baskets for Moms? Today, I’m…

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  • Using Containers in the Garden
    Gardening & Homestead

    Using Containers in the Garden

    BySharon Williams March 29, 2022March 29, 2022

    Do you grow any flowers or vegetables in containers in your gardens? This year I have been putting out more containers and have found them to be super versatile. Containers and pots of all sizes and colors offer something special in the feel of the garden beds and under the porch. Recently I started being…

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  • DIY NoteCards with Scrap paper
    Crafts

    DIY NoteCards with Scrap paper

    BySharon Williams March 28, 2022March 27, 2022

    We may live in a digital age where it is easy to send a text or type an email but there’s still something special and individual about sending a real card in the mail. Sure, you can order notecards from your favorite online store but have you thought about how easy it is to use…

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  • Homemade Tallow Salve
    Homestead Living

    Homemade Tallow Salve

    BySharon Williams March 23, 2022March 22, 2022

    I love using homemade products when I can and have really enjoyed experimenting with salves and skincare products. A few years ago I tried making my own tallow from beef fat and had a lot of learnings before I really had a recipe that I could reproduce with exact measurements. Today I’m ready to share…

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  • Real books for 4th grade boys
    Activities for Kids | Books | Books, Media & Music

    Real Books for 4th Grade Boys

    BySharon Williams March 22, 2022March 22, 2022

    My kids are all great readers who love to explore a new book! They each have a list of the next books they plan to read and regularly ranked in the top percentages of readers in their grade. They are laying a foundation for a strong future. A few years ago, I asked my then…

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  • It’s the Simple Things
    Thoughts

    It’s the Simple Things

    BySharon Williams March 16, 2022March 16, 2022

    Have you ever gotten out of balance where your focus is just a bit ‘off’? Maybe it’s time to refocus on what really matters – get back to the simple things that make life special. It’s not the extravagant vacations, expensive gifts, or elaborate experiences – it’s the simple things! The things we remember most…

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  • How to Make Lard with Pig Fat
    Homestead Living

    How to Make Lard with Pig Fat

    BySharon Williams March 12, 2022March 12, 2022

    A few years ago, I purchased some pig fat from a local butcher so I could experiment with making lard. Many of us cook regularly with Crisco but want a more natural product that is closer to our roots. The process of rendering pig fat and turning it into lard is not complicated and doesn’t…

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  • Celebrate Random Holidays with the Cricut Joy
    Cricut

    Celebrate Random Holidays with the Cricut Joy

    BySharon Williams March 9, 2022March 9, 2022

    Last week, I sent out my last two Christmas cards. Yes, that’s right. I mailed Christmas cards the last week of February. Why? Because I completely forgot to mail them in December and they already had a stamp on them. I didn’t want to waste the stamp and I still wanted to send seasons greetings…

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