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Category Archives: The Lifestyle
Food Ingredient Labels: A Glossary
A glossary of the most common food ingredients with bizarre names. Find out how the ingredients are derived, their potential benefits, and their risks.
$2.99 Today Only (May 8)—The Worst Jokes I Know
Still looking for fun and educational activities for the children? Share a laugh! Today only (Friday, May 8), the eBook edition of The Worst Jokes I Know (and I Know a Lot!): 101 Funny Bone Ticklers For Jokesters of All Ages by B. Patrick Lincoln is available for only $2.99. This book offers clean jokesContinue reading “$2.99 Today Only (May 8)—The Worst Jokes I Know”
Free Family Reading: The Worst Jokes I Know on Kindle Unlimited
Looking for some light reading to enjoy together as a family while staying at home? The Worst Jokes I Know (and I Know a Lot!): 101 Funny Bone Ticklers For Jokesters of All Ages by B. Patrick Lincoln is currently available for free on Kindle Unlimited!
2020 Reading Challenge: Nature
Ready for a challenge? Tackle this list of 12 books on flora, fauna, weather, conservation, and more.
Food Cravings and What They Mean
How to decipher what your body is trying to tell you.
Top 10 Reader-Favorite Books
We love curating helpful reading material for country living enthusiasts! If you are looking for a variety of useful books on everything from starting a farming enterprise to planting crops to drawing horses, we highly recommend the Homestead Bookshelf as the place to find what you’re looking for. We have collected public domain classics, modernContinue reading “Top 10 Reader-Favorite Books”
The Homesteading Bucket List Part 2: 25 More Practical Country Living Projects
Ready for 25 more skills to build on the ones you mastered previously? This set is considerably more advanced than the first, so take your time and be prepared for the learning curve.
The Homesteading Bucket List Part 1: 25 Practical Country Living Projects
If you love country living, you probably enjoy reading websites and magazines that regularly feed your interest and give you new ideas of things to try out. After all, there are always new skills to be learned, and you never know what will become your next favorite project, hobby, or venture!
Microwave Bread Pudding
You know what they say—waste not, want not. And what more delicious application of this proverb is there than bread pudding? This super-easy recipe, adapted from a Betty Crocker cookbook, is a family favorite and an excellent way to keep those bread heels and halves from going to waste. If you make your own homemadeContinue reading “Microwave Bread Pudding”
