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Tuesday, October 23, 2018

Secretary Of State Spends State Money On $475 Hat

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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Living Off-Grid While Still Keeping a Job

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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Massive Insect Loss Threatens Food Supply And Environment

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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14 Do’s (And Don’ts) for Your Fall Transition Gardening Checklist

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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Use These 28 Herbal Remedies Instead of Ibuprofen to Fight Inflammation

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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Monday, October 22, 2018

A Mighty Fortress Is Our God: Battle Hymn Of The Reformation

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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Sunday, October 21, 2018

Garden Mulch: 3 Types and the Best Way to Use Them All Year Round

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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