Thirty-Two Snippets
I was tagged by Ann Marie (my favorite NTish blog)
Eight Things That I’m Looking Forward To
1. Snow tomorrow.
2. New animals for the farm.
3. Designing the garden layout.
4. Homegrown eggs.
5. Blogging about my new "bouncy".
6. Another snuggle with baby. (I really cherish each nursing.)
7. Getting to know the neighbors.
8.
Eight Things On My Wish List
1. A root cellar.
2. A bigger house.
3. Renew my library membership.
4. Books, many books.
5. A laundry room.
6. Drywall.
7. Flooring.
8. New bathroom (ya, I just need a new house.)
Eight TV Shows That I Watch (or used to watch. We don’t have a TV here.)
1. Man vs. Wild
2. Animal Cops (stupid, I know)
3. Iron Chef
4. Good Eats
5. Those house flip shows that probably don’t exist anymore.
6. ??
7. ??
Eight Things That I Did Yesterday
1. Fed and watered chickens
2. Ate yogurt
3. Whined to a friend.
4. Checked email.
5. I don’t know…yesterday was so long ago!!
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Thanks Ann Marie. That was fun. :)
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We liked the house flip shows too! They’re so thrilled to find a $400K house in Calif, and then after spending $50K to upgrade it, they sell it for a $1mil. Amazing!
I watched those flip shows incessantly (and House Hunters) when Katie was a baby and nursing all the time.
Oh and PS they are still on!
Katie, thanks for linking to Cheeseslave. I’d love to hear about some of your other favorite NT-type blogs. I grew up eating somewhat that way (with a dairy cow and our own chickens, in addition to a huge garden) and our health was stellar.
Since I live in town now, I’ve slid into more of a SAD diet and I know I need to make some dramatic changes. I can feel such a huge difference in myself since eating poorly. (I still eat far more healthfully than most people, but not nearly well enough.) This knowledge is compounded by recently-discovered food allergies in one of my children. Total physical and emotional change when we avoid certain foods and eat properly.
Anyway, I found Cheeseslave (and your blog) inspiring in terms of healthy food, and since cooking is apparently my new hobby, I’m on the hunt for that kind of encouragement. Also re-reading Nourishing Traditions and preparing to get backyard hens and a garden.
Recommended reading?