Resilience is defined as elasticity -- the ability to absorb energy or an event and return to the original form when the energy is removed or the event is over. The opposite of resilience is rigidity. ... Read More about A Dozen Ways to be more resilient on a budget
If you are a remarkable, nonconformist who wants to do what you love, where you want to live, in the country and you have subscribed to the Purple Sheep Newsletter, your copy of this week's newsletter ... Read More about Purple Sheep Newsletter – natural mosquito repellent
Food is one of the biggest discretionary expenses in your family budget. Savings here can translate into getting to your dreams faster. Stats reveal that North Americans toss out 1 lb of food per ... Read More about Save Money With the Pantry Method of Meal Planning
Everyone is creative. Its in our makeup. The difference between successful, creative people and everyone else is that the successful people "ship", says Seth Godin. The Mother-Daughter jacket is now ... Read More about Homesteading lessons learned from A Saori Jacket Project
There's a really cool project going on in Kansas City at the Urban Farming Guys. 20 families moved into the inner city and set up housekeeping with a motive to bring fresh vegetables and homesteading ... Read More about Make Your Own Laundry Soap for Pennies Per Load and Get One Step Closer to Your Dream
Besides your standard pots and pan, plates, cutlery -- the things you need to stock your kitchen. I didn't list stove, oven and fridge. You can use them or substitute, but you need a way to cook ... Read More about 6 Essential Pieces of Equipment for the Homestead Kitchen and What You Can Live Without
