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After my break from Facebook, I wanted to share with you some of the things I did instead. Of course, I could have accomplished many of these things while still using Facebook, but the amazing thing to me is that I accomplished them all in one week.
With some of the most “sophisticated” food systems in history, and phenomenal mass production and distribution of food, why is it that we still have so many hungry to feed around the world? Why are these problems not getting any better?
This recipe for DIY homemade dishwasher detergent was developed for my household and our moderately hard water. I’ve included some tips for making this recipe work for you, too!
Buying organic and non-gmo is slightly more expensive than buying traditional brands and products. If your family is on a budget, you’ll appreciate these tips for cutting the cost of eating real food.
In this article, I will attempt to clear up some of the misconceptions surrounding this term “food grade” as it is used in the essential oil industry. My goal is to help families like yours make educated decisions about the products that you buy, and keep your family safe.
Living in town or with a small yard and garden can be challenging when it comes to sustainability, but it’s not impossible. Here are 15 ideas to get you started with turning your backyard space into something that is sustainable both for the environment and for your family.
No essential oil lover should be without this healing oil in their collection. Find out why lavender is dubbed one of the most versatile of all the essential oils.
A massive list of recipes for just about any kind of homemade natural cleaning product you could ever want!
New to traditional foods? Learn how to convert your old “tried and true” recipes into soaked grain recipes in 4 simple steps.
I’m sharing my favorite natural products that not only make great gifts, but also make excellent stocking stuffers. The best part? They are all $10 or less per stocking stuffer.