Tuesday, January 28, 2014
New projects coming soon
Life has been difficult and somewhat hectic since my last post. This year got off on a sad note with the loss of my dad whom I love dearly. Lord knows I'm gonna miss him for he was and always will be my hero. Well I know he wouldn't want me to be all down & out so I'm trying to get my act together & put together some projects to keep me busy. I am planning on a bigger & better garden this Spring. I have a couple of good seed catalogs that came in the mail. So I'm gonna sit down with them & make a wish list to get started. Since I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism (Hashimotos Disease) I have had to rearrange my eating habits and watch what I eat. Will discuss all that in a later post. I also have some sewing projects in mind so stay tuned for those coming posts too. Lots of recipes, crafts, gardening and of course backyard chicken DIY projects. My flock has grown to 20 Dominique hens & 1 rooster and I have added 3 silkies as well. It's getting incubator time!!!
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
How to make a scarecrow
"Homemade scarecrows can do more than serve as harvest-time décor. Use these step-by-step instructions for a scarecrow that has both form and function....." Hobbyfarms.com has a great tutorial for making this awesome scarecrow. Click on the link for more info.....
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Frozen Banana Treat
Bananas rolled in Greek yogurt, crushed almonds, and cinnamon, then frozen. Healthy treat!
Thanks & credit to Awe Sum Organics for sharing on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/awesumorganics#!/awesumorganics
How To Make Dehydrated Cinnamon Apples
One-Pot Indoor Herb Garden
Basil, thyme, sage.
"One big pot, some potting soil, and a few herb plants are all you need. You should also have a sunny spot; the herbs will need plenty of direct sunshine..."
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/how-to-make-a-o-35198 Click on link for more information.
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Backyard Vegetable Garden
Lots of good information here...
"A backyard vegetable garden should be an asset, not a burden. Watering, weeding, fertilizing and similar chores can be kept to a minimum if the beds are properly prepared and well-mulched. Low-maintenance gardens are the only way to keep the fun in gardening, and low-maintenance techniques can also lead to increased yields from your plants......" Continue reading....
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"A backyard vegetable garden should be an asset, not a burden. Watering, weeding, fertilizing and similar chores can be kept to a minimum if the beds are properly prepared and well-mulched. Low-maintenance gardens are the only way to keep the fun in gardening, and low-maintenance techniques can also lead to increased yields from your plants......" Continue reading....
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