I love it when things work out. My brother sent me this link to a materials exchange. At the same time Mother Earth News came out with an interesting article on building cold frames. The article states that the best … Continue reading →
I’ve been visiting The Frugal Duchess blog for about a month now. Her posts are both frequent and thoughtful. I especially appreciate her “favorite picks” feature from Festival of Frugality. There’s a lot of good stuff out there. Have the … Continue reading →
Tricks of the Trade is a blog that collects tips from professionals in various professions. A furnisher refinisher shares advice on some unusual tools. A cook tells how to find recipes for seasonal or bulk items. In one of the … Continue reading →
My brother told me about Heavens Above. It’s a website that really brings out your inner astronomer. You can check the position of the International Space Station, look at the position of Voyager 2 or investigate daily lunar data.
Continue reading →My mother told me about Living Small. It’s an interesting blog about life in a small town, cooking and books. It’s written by a woman living in my hometown of Livingston, Montana.
Continue reading →Usually I don’t think about the fact that change is literally coming to the airwaves. TV shopping with the mother of The Man of the House really brought the subject into focus though. The change is coming and we’re all … Continue reading →
What do you do if you’re a huge fan of the original Star Trek and you’d like to see more of Kirk, Spock, Scotty and the gang? If you’re as self-sufficient as the people at Star Trek New Voyages you … Continue reading →
I read about BooksPrice the other day and couldn’t wait to try it out! Simply go to the site and enter the title of a book (or DVD) that you’d like to buy. The site will show you a list … Continue reading →
One day, hopefully within the next year, The Man of the House and I will move to the country. Once we’re there I’d really like to get chickens. Technically though I don’t have to wait. There are a lot of people … Continue reading →
The Man of the House has family from Turkey. We enjoy hearing about life in the old country. The city names sound exotic – Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Kayseri. There are family stories about a man who owned a rug shop … Continue reading →
