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emhammer0506 - I don't have time to read all 600 pages at once either. However I have been slowly chipping away at it since I got it yesterday afternoon. I am on page 36.
comom - Welcome! I will post your links for anyone that may need them. ![]() nighty-night mama Thanks for the link! That site looks interesting. mercy589 - Welcome! I agree this can be very overwhelming. I am not sure exactly what we are doing for lunches and breakfasts for the next 2 weeks. ![]() Does anyone have a chart that they use for this? I made something for the dinners but I think I need to think about lunches and breakfasts next time (2 weeks from Tuesday). How do you like the CSA? I just looked that up for this area and they are around $600 for the season. Is that about normal for price? Mom2ManyBlessings - ![]() ![]() Farm_Mama - I am getting my milk kefir grains from my raw milk supplier on Saturday. Mom2ManyBlessings They also have Kombuncha starter (sorry forgot what it is called Scopie or something???) for only $10. However I don't like sweet tea so I don't know about it. Does it taste like sweet tea? Have you thought about getting that soda maker for natural sodas? http://www.sodastreamusa.com/ My inlaws swear by it. They live in Seattle (well outside but still King County) and they recently taxed all soda there so they went to this which isn't taxed. Of coarse they don't do things naturally. ![]() myfrugalfunlife - Good luck with all that you need to do today. ![]() Quote:
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That passage from the book is just gross! lol
We have a soda stream soda machine. ![]() ![]()
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That passage from the book is just gross! lol
We have a soda stream soda machine. ![]() ![]()
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That is also for 2 chickens a month, and a doz eggs a week... So that comes to about $238 a month.. Personally, I feel it is worth it knowing that everything is organic , gmo free.. And I'm supporting locally... Keep in mind there is no guarantee with it.. If a crop doesn't do good, or bad weather or something - you could get less.. BUT, if it is doing great - you get more.. YKWIM? ALSO - don't get to say what you get.. We loved it for that though - it made us try different things...
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Super helpful post here: http://heavenlyhomemakers.com/how-to...e-it-healthier
which model soda stream - I think they are all pretty similar. I reviewed one on my blog once. Its definitely fun, sort of expensive, but if you cut out soda then its worth it! Our chiro/ kinesiologist has us take iodine when we are congested with colds, it helps break up the congestion. Its just like a drop a day in water. I'm sure you could get some. interesting.
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What's everyone having for breakfast, lunch and dinner today?
Breakfast: Hard Boiled Eggs and Bananas Lunch: Black Bean Quinoa Salad with Organic Tortilla Chips Dinner: Chicken Noodle Soup with Sourdough Bread Snacks: Carrot Sticks + Hummus, Sprouted Tortillas w/Butter
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![]() -breakfast was organic yogurt with strawberries and blueberries mixed in-so that was good.....but then we had a field trip at a pizza place for lunch ![]() It was so cool though! We got to in the back of the restaurant and the kids got to make their own pizzas, flip the dough in the air (they really do this! I though this was just in movies lol), and the watch them go through the oven. So-definitely not NT, but it was a lot of fun ![]() -supper will be ham steaks, mashed potatoes with butter, asparagus, clementines, and then rolls from the bread maker. Unfortunately I can't find white whole wheat bread flour so I'm using regular white bread flour bleh! Last edited by myfrugalfunlife; 03-10-2011 at 12:15 PM. |
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