Growing Up in Newfoundland with Nana
Join me with Nana as she shares wisdom from her generation and growing up in Newfoundland.
Accepting Differences (Building Homesteading Community)
I want to discuss the necessity and importance of accepting differences and embracing diversity in the homesteading community.
Perceptions and Misperceptions
In today’s episode, I’m dispelling some of the perceptions, or rather misperceptions, of this homesteading life. I reflect on what I thought homesteading was going to look like when I first started researching, to how I view it now. Most importantly, I share about the challenge of valuing the things that transition from romantic to familiar.
Embracing Uncomfortable
Join me and Leah as we discuss embracing the uncomfortable. We both know from current and past experiences that much comfort comes from being uncomfortable.
Music, Gardening & Creativity
For many people, music, gardening and creativity may not go hand and hand, but for me and my guest on this podcast episode, they absolutely do. Join me and Daniel as we discuss all things creative and their meaning in our lives.
Charred Okra and Pea Salad Recipe
Make this charred okra, cherry tomato and field pea salad with a tangy vinaigrette and wow everyone at your next dinner. This one’s a keeper!
Dreaming Bravely
I am very much a dreamer that is living in extraordinary fulfillment of some of the dreams that, at one point, were completely impossible for me. Because of this fact, that has made me much braver now than I was before.
Daniel’s Journey to Beulah
Let me introduce you to Daniel and share the special place he holds in our lives. Plus, he’ll be sharing a bit about his journey to Beulah, our coffee roasting business we’re opening up here in Batesburg, SC.
Carolina in the Summer
I love the smell of Carolina in the summer. When the sun is low and the peepers holler, the fragrance of the living earth rises and fills the air…
Honor & How it Affects Every Aspect of Our Lives
Honor, what does it mean in regard to our everyday life? And how does honor look in our gardening and animal husbandry?
