Welcome to our eighth Local Bite Mini Challenge and the knowledge that you are now, officially, completed more than half of the entire challenge (that is, if you’ve been around since April 12th đ )! This week we are focusing on Community Gardens. Community Gardens are said to have been around in the US since the 1890’s and have benefited…
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Because I love a challenge… Because I don’t (apparently) have enough to do already (with Sprout, the Farm, my part-time job and the Local Bite Challenge)… I have signed up for not one, but two new challenges for the month of June! Yes, I really may have lost my mind. Â If you find it laying around somewhere, just throw it…
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Did you read that title? Yes, it’s official, as of June 1st, we have hit the mid-way point in this challenge!!! 50 days down, only 50 more to go! Now, please share with me how you’re doing! Â What are your greatest challenges when it comes to sourcing as much of your food locally as possible? Â What have you found to…
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Last weekend, for the first time ever, we officially made our own baby food for Sprout. It’s funny how the little things can make a Mama so happy, isn’t it? You know…organic, free from additives, delicious, pure, baby food? Oh yeah! Add to all that Sprout’s gorgeous smile and no matter what’s happening in the world, my heart is full……
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I’m hoping you all can help me with a bit of a mystery as the feather variations/coloring of three of the five have been a complete surprise!  We purchased five Easter Eggers/Ameraucanas that looked normal in their couple-of-days-old-selves and have wound up with two being the typical rusty/auburn colors, two being black and white, and one having these dusty.almost lavender feathers…
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I’m on the radio! Â Yep, so wanna learn a little more about who I am, who we are and how we came to homestead on our tiny little plot? Â Check out this podcast and hear all about it đ Homesteading in Small Spaces – Ever Growing Farm Enjoy! Â And please let me know if you have any questions! xoxo, M
