Fresh Pumpkin Nothing quite says “fall is here!” like seeing the season’s first big bins full of fresh pumpkins at the local store. They’re synonymous with autumn’s holidays — jack-o-lanterns for Halloween and pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, while the pumpkin may be popular in fall, it tends to end up being used for the […]
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At 900 square feet and packed with modern amenities, the De Lux shipping container home by Relevant Buildings truly lives up to its name. This deluxe model is built with two 40-foot shipping containers placed to support a lofted roof and tall ceilings. © Relevant Buildings Relevant Buildings, based in Oregon, uses empty shipping containers […]
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Do you ever browse through the home décor stores and consider how cute everything is? Yet, you check your wallet and know you can’t afford to splurge on décor? I get it! I see many people with gorgeously decorated homes, and I love looking at them, but I can’t bring myself to spend the money. […]
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Chickens This time of year it is important to begin preparing your chickens and your coop for colder weather. In the Midwest, the popularity of winter-hardy breeds, is quite high. If you don’t keep them warm enough and well-fed, however, there’s a good chance that their egg production will drop off or stop altogether. By […]
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Homer’s Odyssey plays a major role in the history of Greek religion. History Of Greek Religion – Homer And The Creation Of The Olympians A fascinating part of the history of Greek religion involves the Hellenic tribes entering what we now call Greece in successive waves. Some came more or less peacefully. Some came as […]
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Aftermath Of An EMP: What It Will Take To Survive Of all the possible disasters we face today, an EMP or major solar storm are two of the scariest. Few truly understand how devastating they would be to our way of life. We depend on electricity and electrical devices so much that life would be […]
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Elderberry The common cold and the flu have been around for a long time. Today, people use preventative measures as well as over-the-counter remedies to stay healthy, but what did our ancestors do before pharmacies and modern medicines were commonplace? One of the most commonly used flu and cold remedies was elderberries. In fact, it’s […]
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Arthritis is one of the most common problems that affects the bones and joints in the human body. A huge number of people develops some sort of arthritis at some point in their lives, and the numbers are staggering: 54 million Americans have it, out of which 300,000 are babies and children (source). And once […]
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Facts are facts. If you own a lawn mower long enough, you’re going to have to figure out how to fix it at some point or another. There are some common problems with lawn mowers that you can assess and possibly fix yourself, before taking the costly step of getting a lawn mower repair service. […]
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The 16 Fake, Sneaky Names Food Companies Use For MSG At first, I thought the headaches and dizziness I was getting were related to stress. I had recently graduated from college, moved to a new city and started a new job. After a while, though, I began to notice a pattern. I typically got the […]
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Could someone on the left be sending “fake pipe bombs” as a visual image for the media rather than to put anyone in real danger? For the last week or so, it seems that everything has been focused on the invasion force from Honduras. My Facebook feed contained a constant stream of memes, videos, comments, […]
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As a homesteader, you may at times find yourself strapped for cash or otherwise seeking ways to make ends meet. Gifts can be expensive, especially at times of the year where you feel inundated with shopping lists and feel the need to find something special for everyone on our list. Luckily, if you have a […]
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The Sears bankruptcy shows America could no longer be a middle-class country. Sears has been the store for America’s middle-class for many years. The Sears bankruptcy shows America could no longer be a middle-class country. Sears has been the store for America’s middle-class for many years. In its heyday, Sears sold everything needed for the […]
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Walking out to the barnyard to discover a fresh, wet newborn calf… It never gets old. As I documented our most recent after delivery experience for our YouTube channel (you can watch the video below) I realized we have our developed own sort of post-calving aftercare routine over the years. Would you be interested in […]
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Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams has not revealed how a $475 hat helps him perform his official duties. Colorado’s Republican Secretary of State is using state money to pay for a $475 hat. Wayne Williams (R-Colorado Springs) took state money to buy a $1,500 wardrobe for a cybersecurity conference, The Denver Post reports. In […]
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The water bill is high this month, it seems as though your electric bill is forever on the rise, and you worry about all the control the government has over your property. Living off grid allows you freedom from endless bills and also protects you from an attack on the power grid should one ever […]
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Scientists still don’t know what is causing the massive insect loss or “bugpocalypse” around the world. A massive insect loss threatens to devastate the environment and the world’s food supply. It worries scientists because huge numbers of bugs are dying off around the world. For instance, 76% of flying insects in German nature preserves disappeared. […]
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I am one of those people who loves to make lists. Putting on paper what I need to do helps me focus, gives me direction and ensures I don't forget anything along the way. Especially related to my homesteading activities, I find that having seasonal checklists cuts down on mistakes and makes transitioning from one […]
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Most of us have used ibuprofen from time-to-time. It’s a very versatile drug that’s known to help treat all sorts of pain, ranging from headaches to joint aches to muscle pain to the lingering pain after an injury, fever and inflamation. Ibuprofen is what’s known as a NSAID, or a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. It’s readily […]
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A Mighty Fortress is Luther’s greatest hymn. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear. . . The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our fortress.—Psalm 46:1-2, 7, 11 As soon then as he had said unto them, I am he, […]
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Garden mulch can be a complicated subject for new gardeners. I’ll admit that even as an experienced gardener, I have been tempted to skip it. That said, you can't beat the benefits of mulching. If you haven’t done it before, make this your year to start. Mulching is the process of spreading material over the […]
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A Mighty Fortress is Luther’s greatest hymn. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear. . . The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our fortress.—Psalm 46:1-2, 7, 11 As soon then as he had said unto them, I am he, […]
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One of the most versatile plants to eat and cook, sweet potatoes are also shockingly easy to grow. These tasty tubers can be grown directly in the garden, in a container, or even on a trellis. Some people even have success growing them as houseplants! Sweet potatoes are a relative to morning glories, and exhibit […]
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Overlooked Ways Our Grandparents Survived Tough Times Hard times are nothing new. They have come and gone throughout the centuries, and people have dealt with difficulties as best they can. Amid catastrophic weather, crop failures, job loss and personal injuries—all of which often lead to economic disaster—our grandparents made it through some of the worst […]
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Kitchen Herbs To Keep You Healthy During The Cold Season Cold season is in full swing. Try as we might, all that hand washing only goes so far at school and work. Healthy eating and smart prevention will make a big difference with cold season. But viruses will always be lurking and waiting. Instead of […]
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Autumn and Winter months signal a dormant time in the garden but gardeners don’t have to hibernate as well. These are fall and winter tasks to care for garden plants. Just because the sun is out for fewer hours, and the weather is cooling off doesn’t mean there is nothing left for gardeners to do! […]
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A mega-size survival kit should contain at least a week’s worth of food. It also needs to have enough survival gear for the entire family, not just for one person. I’ve been making survival kits for somewhere over 40 years now and if there’s anything I’ve learned in all that time, it’s that no survival […]
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We must watch Washington State carefully because 1639 is an example of a new set of gun control laws that could sweep the nation. The nation’s most stringent gun control laws will come to Washington State if a ballot initiative passes. For instance, violating gun storage laws will be a Class C Felony in Washington […]
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What’s the one chore you hate doing around your home? For me, I hate to grocery shop. Which is why I do as much as I can to avoid the grocery store altogether. However, there are times you must venture to the grocery store for the necessities. I was there the other day and decided […]
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Leaked videos reveal Atlas performing a wide variety of acrobatic feats. For instance, videos show the robot ninja running through snow and doing backflips. (Photo Credit: Boston Dynamics) A mysterious company with connections to the Pentagon is showing off a robot ninja. Moreover, that company is openly developing what appears to be a robot soldier […]
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If your skin gets super dry, then it might lead to cracking, and this can be quite uncomfortable. Cracked skin can lead to cuts and infections, particularly on the heels, where your skin is frequently exposed to dirt and potential contagions. In this article we’re going to outline some of the best quick home remedies […]
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I don’t even remember the last time I bought a package of beef at the store. We usually butcher a steer every 12-18 months, which keeps our freezers filled to overflowing. But even though we’ve been doing this for years, the same thing happens every. single. time. The hamburger and steaks fly out of the […]
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Are you needing some new furniture in your house? Have you just made a big move and am missing some important pieces for your new house? Or are you just looking for a fun weekend project? Whatever your reason, you've come to the right place! Building your own furniture can be an incredibly rewarding experience […]
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Are you planning to start seedlings in the spring or extend the season in the fall? The simplest solution for you is building a greenhouse. The process isn’t difficult and if you have a design and building plan, it shouldn’t take a weekend’s worth of work. For this DIY project to yield a result like […]
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So there I was, home late from work and ready to check on the garden to see what I could harvest. See what had been growing while I was away. I didn’t get a chance to check it out before leaving in the morning like usual so with dinner time around the corner I was […]
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When broccoli is coming in fast and furious from the garden, I enjoy whipping up a batch of homemade broccoli soup. This recipe easy to make, and it includes other fresh garden veggies. We like having visible veggies in our soup, but if you want a smooth soup, feel free to puree it in a […]
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If you are looking for all the benefits of having big, beautiful trees in your yard, but you don't want to wait decades to reap the benefits, then you're going to want to check this out. We're bringing you 32 of the best fast-growing trees that you can plant in the fall. Adding a tree […]
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Both Kavanaugh’s appointment and a Kavanaugh impeachment could threaten the rule of law. For example, some Democrats are already questioning the legitimacy of the Supreme Court. The battle for the Supreme Court and America’s future is just beginning; because the left is planning a Kavanaugh impeachment. Notably, petitions demanding the impeachment of US Supreme Justice […]
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I regularly whip together some version of homemade cream of vegetable soup, but when I put together this creamy broccoli cheese soup with a hint of bacon, my husband and the boys said it was one of the best I've ever made. What's the “surprise” ingredient? I raided the pantry for some dehydrated summer squash […]
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Canning Fruits & Vegetables When most people think of canning food for winter, there are a few vegetables and fruits that immediately come to mind. But a look through any good quality food preservation book—such as the ones published by Ball, the National Center for Home Food Preservation, or the USDA—can reveal some interesting options. […]
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It's rather silly, I suppose, but one of my enduring memories of the Minnesota Renaissance Fair is the cheese soup in a bread bowl. Back in college it was a fall ritual to road trip from Superior down to Shakopee and spend a day roaming around the fair grounds. We didn't have much money, but […]
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Situational Awareness – The Simple Way To Avoid Being Robbed Let me start this out with a bit of a test for you. Try to answer the following questions: The last time you stopped for gas, how many other cars were getting gas? What color socks was your boss wearing today? What did the people […]
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It seems no matter where I live I have a cabinet which creates an awkward space. It’s usually a corner cabinet where you can’t reach anything you need. Unfortunately, it also ends up being a cabinet with a great deal of space. Therefore, I store a ton of my kitchen gadgets in it. Well, since […]
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Simple prudence would indicate the need to teach our children the necessary survival skills to make it on their own. As anyone who has been involved in survival knows, it can be an all-encompassing activity. It is made even worse when you have to ensure the survival of others. Unfortunately, most prepping families only have […]
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Wayne County (MI) Commissioner Reggie Davis plans to take his fight for gun control nationwide through more ammo background checks. A county commissioner wants you to undergo a mental health evaluation to purchase ammunition. In particular, Reggie Davis’s “bullet bill” will require ammo background checks and psychiatric exams for anybody purchasing cartridges. Police will conduct […]
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Pumpkin carving injuries are simply one of the many dangers that the CPSC is using your tax dollars to warn you about. Pumpkin carving injuries are apparently a major problem in America. In fact, a federal agency has released an advertisement about pumpkin carving injuries in time for Halloween. The ad features a talking jack-o-lantern […]
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Originating in the Eastern region of the Mediterranean, kale was cultivated as a food as early as 2000 B.C. Not only was kale cultivated as a food source, it was also considered to be medicinal. It was used for treating bowel conditions. As a vegetable, kale is a member of the cabbage family as well […]
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Journals are publishing fake papers with appealing and sensational but politically correct subjects. Fooling liberal academics with fake papers is incredibly easy. For example, high-profile social science journals published seven fake papers deliberately created as an experiment. Tellingly, the fake papers focus on subjects like “grievance studies,” “queer studies,” “gender studies,” “white privilege,” and “fat […]
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Green onions have become one of my favorite garden plants because they are incredibly easy to grow and can be used in so many ways. I add them fresh, frozen, or dried to all kinds of things like salads, soups, eggs, casseroles, and meat marinades. If you’re a gardener and you like onions, I highly […]
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Beautiful barn doors. They’re becoming all the rage, aren’t they? Who wouldn’t like one? They take up little space which makes them perfect for small areas. They provide an impressive, rustic look to homes. Plus, they’re super cute to decorate your home with. Perhaps the best thing about a barn door is you can make […]
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Unpreparedness will lead to catastrophe because the next pandemic is just a plane ride away. In fact, a deadly virus could be flying to your city today. The next pandemic is just a plane ride away and the United States is not ready for it. For instance, federal funds for fighting pandemics are at the […]
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The possibility of Chinese spy chips further demonstrates that foreign governments are probably watching you. You could be under surveillance by the Chinese government. Investigators reportedly discovered Chinese spy chips in Amazon and Apple hardware. For example, Amazon supposedly found tiny Chinese spy chips embedded in computer server motherboards manufactured for Elemental Technologies. Elemental reportedly […]
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Ten years in, and if there’s a homestead mistake to be made, well, we’ve made it. From poisoning my garden, to rebuilding a certain fence line two separate times, to more kitchen disasters than I can count, our journey into this modern homesteading life hasn’t been without a whole lot of mess ups. While I […]
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What do you think of your kitchen cabinets? Are you proud of them? Some of you might shout an enthusiastic, “YES!” While some of you might find your way to the back of the crowd with a quiet, “No, I’m not fond of mine.” If you don’t love your cabinets, don’t worry. It doesn’t matter […]
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During the Lemuria festival in ancient Rome, fathers circled the house at midnight, tossing black beans here and there to placate angry ancestral spirits. The Greek And Roman Gods Were “Family” Gods Few scholars ever connect the Greek and Roman gods with the flood. Noah had three sons… Shem, Ham, and Japheth. We learn in […]
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We have all had a cold at some point in our life. The sniffles, runny nose, congested head and overall tiredness are something that many of us, unfortunately, are all-too-familiar with. A lot of times when our cold gets bad, we run to the pharmacy to get some medicine. However, many of the ingredients used […]
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Do you have one item you’ve particularly wanted around your homestead but haven’t gotten around to getting it? Well, this is how my root cellar was for me. When we lived on our smaller homestead, we had to use creative ways to store our canned food and other food items. We would use buried trash […]
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During the Lemuria festival in ancient Rome, fathers circled the house at midnight, tossing black beans here and there to placate angry ancestral spirits. The Greek and Roman Gods Were “Family” Gods Few scholars ever connect the Greek and Roman gods with the flood. Noah had three sons… Shem, Ham and Japheth. We learn in […]
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What is a Bug Out Bag (BOB)? A bug out bag is a kit that has all the stuff you need to get from where you are to where you need to go. They are also known as a Get Out of Dodge bag (GOOD), a 72 Hour Bag/Kit, a “grab bag”, a “battle box” […]
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We must ask why the CDC is promoting fake gun injuries. Do its scientists now consider guns a disease? A prestigious government agency is spreading fake news about fake gun injuries. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is falsely reporting that gun injuries are increasing. The number of gun injuries in America is […]
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I was a bored, pregnant newlywed 40 miles from civilization with not enough money to drive to activities in town. That’s how it all started. Not the most epic beginning to this story, I know… Basically, the garden and kitchen projects gave me a way to pass the time without feeling like a total loser. […]
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Dexter Cattle Love the idea of farm fresh milk harvested at home, but lacking in space? Maybe you want milk for your family, but are not sure what you’d do with 8-10 gallons per day from a modern Holstein? Perhaps miniature dairy cattle are the answer. Dexter cattle are a heritage breed of cow from […]
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Do You Make These 7 Home Energy Mistakes? Home energy efficiency is vital to the success of any off-the-grid homesteading project. When you try to make a go of it without the phony sense of dependability offered by your local utility company, power resources become so precious that every bit of energy you waste undermines […]
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Are you someone who struggles with decorating? To be honest, I do. When it comes to the crafty gene, it skipped me. Which is why I’m the first one to run to the store to purchase decorations when the change of season hits. But lately, I’m trying hard to break away from the store in […]
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The benefits of turmeric are numerous as it’s an extremely versatile natural resource. Adding it to your diet can greatly improve your health. You may be familiar with turmeric as the bright orange spice which gives Indian curries their distinctive and vibrant color. But did you know that this popular spice also brings with it […]
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Ultimately, reporters are more likely to publicize fake science published in “scientific journals.” Few journalists have the time, resources, or expertise required to verify real research from a real journal. Fake science designed to “go virally big time” is probably fooling you. Moreover, prestigious scientific publications like The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) […]
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There’s a saying among farmers and homesteaders in my area that goes something like this – don’t ever leave your windows down or doors unlocked this time of year or you may find your car filled with zucchini. For anyone who has raised and harvested squash varieties, it’s laughable because at harvest time the squash […]
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Do you live in a home with a basement? Have you ever wanted to do something to the concrete floors to give them a more finished look without spending a fortune? Well, you may have even found yourself in the position where you had to address your basement floors. Which is what happened to me […]
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Authorities estimate that the Ebola outbreak in the North Kivu region has infected 150 people since July. Relief workers and doctors cannot contain a dangerous Ebola outbreak in Africa because of politics and terrorism. Political interference and violence, including machete attacks, are making it difficult to control an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of […]
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Are you trying to lead a more sustainable lifestyle? Are you astounded by the amount of research you have to do to lead such a lifestyle? One might think reading up about planning a garden layout or what to plant at what time of the year should be enough, but to be genuinely sustainable, you […]
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Digital robots catfishing humans has become more common because apps are getting smarter. Is it really possible that artificial intelligence (AI) could be smarter than people? The Guardian has found evidence of robots catfishing humans successfully. Catfishing occurs when a fraudster creates a relationship based on a fictional online persona. For example, an ex-con might […]
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What’s going on with Kavanaugh is not just a circus… it’s a perversion of the American legal system at its core. The presumption of innocence until proven guilty is gone. The 2016 presidential elections brought a major political shift to this country. For eight long years, we had been subject to the dictates of the […]
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If you’re a homesteader, you no doubt know the difficulty of storing vegetables, fruits, and meats over the winter months. It’s nearly impossible to grow any sort of produce during cold weather in most states, so it’s necessary to find alternative methods for storing the foods harvested in the early fall. While freezing is a […]
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We pulled into the long dusty driveway. You couldn’t see the home from the road. It was surprising to see this smaller, wooden home sitting at the foot of a gorgeous mountain. The front yard was flat. The backyard had rolling hills, making it perfect pasture for our goats. It had a luscious orchard in […]
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Ahhh. Fall has arrived. The busy season is almost done, and we’re almost to the point where we can kick up our feet in front of our fire pits, roast S’mores, and enjoy the crisp evenings. But there are still a few remaining things left on the to-do list for our gardens for the year. […]
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