by Sunnie | Jan 10, 2017 | Everyday Homesteading, Homestead
The new year has begun and I gave my self a rather vague but lofty goal for the year. This is a year that will hold one theme through the days…getting things done. Vague I know, but very powerful when you take a step back and realize that we, or at least I,... by Sunnie | Dec 7, 2016 | Everyday Homesteading, Home School, Homestead
As a Mom I am always trying to find new and creative ways to engage my children when it comes to their education. Having three very busy and inquisitive boys, I know that now is the perfect time to teach them the life skills they will use for the rest of their lives.... 
by Sunnie | Sep 21, 2016 | Everyday Homesteading, Family & Home, Homemaking & Family Life, Homestead, Natural Health, On the Homestead
Life on a homestead is full of challenges. One of the things that we need to watch and take care of the most is our homestead health. The health and care of not only our out buildings, livestock and plants, but also ourselves. Unhealthy Times Of all the times of the... 
by Sunnie | Sep 7, 2016 | Everyday Homesteading, Food, Freezer Meals, Homemaking & Family Life, Homestead, Living On Less, quick meals
Thanks for sticking with me as we enter day three of our freezer fill up. I’m not sure about the rest of you but I really enjoy my sweets. And no dinner is complete without a desert right? Who is in the mood for some freezer apple pies? Today’s freezer... by Sunnie | Aug 31, 2016 | Challenges & DIY, Everyday Homesteading, Food, Homestead, Living On Less, quick meals
With fall well underway I find that now is the time to start thinking about a freezer fill up. There is no better feeling than entering into fall and winter with a bunch of delicious homemade meals in jars and the freezer. My Freezer Fill Up Plan In the next week I... by Sunnie | Aug 9, 2016 | Everyday Homesteading, Homestead
Our homestead was purchased at such a great price in part because of all the work it needed. Most people could not look past the field of thistles, itch weed and cocklebur bushes. To be fair some of them stood between six and eight feet tall so it was a difficult...