since i'm struggling to get the garden in again this year due to my rambunctious toddler, i thought taking the id challenge would be a good moral booster for me. i try to practice this idea anyway during the growing seasons so it's a great reminder of how much i really do even when it feels like i don't.
6 months!
1. plant something
^transplanted peppers to bring inside
2. harvest something:
^eggs
^tomatoes
^okra
^calendula flowers
^chard
^pumpkins
^green beans - one round then the freeze hit :(
^celery
3. preserve something:
4. prep something:
^ordered seeds
^hopefully located more chicks to replace those the weasels wiped out
5. cook something:
^lots of cooking on the wood stove top this week, soups, stews, bacon & eggs
6. manage your reserves:
^made soap
^stored the winter squashes in the bales of hay (used the existing stack to create a root cellar)
^winterized celery patch
7. work on local food systems:
8. reduce waste:
^use canvas bags at grocery store
^re-use egg cartons for our nest run eggs
9. Learned a skill:
^lots of cooking on the wood stove top this week, soups, stews, bacon & eggs, learning to manipulate the fire to my advantage
3. preserve something:
4. prep something:
^ordered seeds
^hopefully located more chicks to replace those the weasels wiped out
5. cook something:
^lots of cooking on the wood stove top this week, soups, stews, bacon & eggs
6. manage your reserves:
^made soap
^stored the winter squashes in the bales of hay (used the existing stack to create a root cellar)
^winterized celery patch
7. work on local food systems:
8. reduce waste:
^use canvas bags at grocery store
^re-use egg cartons for our nest run eggs
9. Learned a skill:
^lots of cooking on the wood stove top this week, soups, stews, bacon & eggs, learning to manipulate the fire to my advantage
i've been meaning to tell you, we love the soap you gave us. so nice smelling and lasts a long time!! we so appreciate it. it's an area i've had plans to venture into (have molds and scents), but haven't yet.
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