Showing posts with label Molly Green Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Molly Green Magazine. Show all posts

2015

I thought it would be fun to look back on the 2015 year and see some of the highlights of our year.

This is a picture heavy post. I'm glad I take lots of pictures all year and have a blog to record all the fun, and not so fun, things that happen in our lives.
 
 Remember that time I lost my mind and decided to put together this huge puzzle? That was how our year started off. We glued that puzzle, framed it and stuck it on my boys bedroom wall.
 

I had my first article and more published in a magazine. I am still writing for the Molly Green Magazine, and I suggest that all homesteading/homeschooling people subscribe to it!

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Molly Green Sale

Are you a homesteader or homesteader wannabe?

Do you homeschool?

Do you work from home while homesteading and homeschooling?

Are you interested in ways to manage your time and household well?

If any of these apply to you, whether one or all of them, then you need to hurry up and take advantage of this sale by Molly Green. I have been writing for Molly Green for about a year now. Everything about this magazine and website is awesome for us who like to live a more self-sufficient lifestyle. I encourage you to take advantage of this sale while they are having it. It will end on October 31st.


Use this BOGO meme for your website, blog, or e-newsletter.
 
 
~Jenn

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Flash Sale on the Molly Green Magazine

Hey everyone!

It's been so long since I have written. I have been very busy with two trips to Michigan to see family, working in our garden, and selling at our local farmers' market two days a week. We have so much to catch up on!

I just wanted to stop in real quick to show you my new blog layout and let you know about a sale that Molly Green is having on their print magazine. They are offering it to y'all for $9.95 for a year subscription! It usually runs $24 dollars. If you are a homeschooler, homesteader, homekeeper, or have a business in your home, this magazine is for you!

Hurry and get your subscription now and you may see some articles written by me! :)

Click here to subscribe:


http://mollygreen.com/ref/214




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Our Decision To Give Up Television

As a family, we recently made a decision that a lot of folks won't understand.

Four months ago we cancelled our satellite television. We now have no TV hook up in our house. No antenna, no cable, nothing. We still have the actual TV and we are still able to watch movies on DVD or play the Wii.

The decision to finally let go of television has been a long time coming. I mentioned to my husband a few years ago that it would be nice to have that extra monthly payment. I also know a few families in my life that do not have it and they just seemed more connected to one another. So, on our quest to simplify as a family in all areas of our lives, this seemed the like the next logical step.

Visit Molly Green to read the rest of the story and see what it's been like for us living without a TV!

Click here (Join Page)to become a member of Molly Green and enjoy all their resources that are available!


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Dana Deer Camp 2014

It's been pretty quiet on the blog this past week. We had Evan's birthday, followed by Halloween, and then our friend came on Sunday to hunt with us. Our friend will leave today and tonight some of our family from Michigan will arrive to stay until next Friday.

Evan and I are on a fall break from school right now. It's nice to not have to worry about that with everything that's going on around here. He's pretty happy to not have mom nagging him to get his school work done.


The deer hunting has been really good here on the homestead this year. My husband tagged out on opening day with a nice buck and he also put a doe in the freezer a couple weeks after that. We did grind our own meat this year with our KitchenAid mixer. I am pretty happy with the job it did, but I can see us getting a bigger grinder in the future. Eating venison is something we have done for the twenty years we have been together so a larger more expensive grinder would be worth the cost for us. I also made venison jerky in the dehydrator and oh my....I love that stuff. I think I could turn a whole deer into just jerky. The next deer we get we will probably pressure can it and make jerky from it.

I have been hitting the stand pretty hard and I have seen one shooter so far but he was out of range for me. I can shoot to 30 yards and that's as far as I can go at this point. I plan to practice more this summer and up my poundage to 40 yards eventually. I love sitting in the woods this time of the year. It's amazing to be one with nature and you really see God's handy work when you fade into it unnoticed. All the woods come alive just like you are not even there. I highly recommend it.

Opening day of rifle season is on Saturday and we will have a full house for that. It's such a great time of the year for us here! Deer hunting is where it's at folks! I think I will take my bow instead of my rifle. I haven't shot a buck with my bow for four years now and I am itching to get one on the ground with it.

On another exciting note, I had two articles published in the Molly Green Magazine. http://mollygreen.com/

It's a magazine that focuses on HOMEsteading, HOMEschooling, HOMEkeeping, and HOMEindustry. My articles are about how we made our dream come true buying property and building our home in a tractor shed, and also an article about what it's like to be a female deer hunter. My brain is buzzing with what I should write next.

Well, it's four o'clock in the morning here and I will be heading to my stand soon. I hope you all are having a great week.

Jenn

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