RSS- A Grand Carrot Harvest
- Visiting The Vanderbilt’s Homestead a.k.a. “The Biltmore Estate”
- The Home Apothecary – Onion Cough Syrup
- Inflation, Recession, The Fiscal Cliff Deal – When Will The Levee Break?
- A Walk Through Our Winter Garden
- Lazy Macaroni & Cheese
- Happy New Years From The Gals At Lil’ Suburban Homestead
- New Years Eve Ham Rolls
- Christmas Morning Scones
- The Best Things Are Made With Love
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Tag Archives: sustainable living
Holiday Greetings From Lil’ Suburban Homestead
We are very grateful this year at our Lil’ Suburban Homestead that we all have had a healthy year and have been blessed with more blessings and surrounded by those we love and who love us in return than we … Continue reading
Posted in Family Fun, Festive Frugal Holidays, Homesteading, Making Your Home A Haven, Uncategorized
Tagged #happyholidays, #tistheseason, bacon, Christmas and holiday season, gift, gift giving, Greeting card, happy holidays, holiday, homesteading, Jesus, merry christmas, monetary, money bags, readers, rewards, suburban homestead, sustainable living, validation, viking
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Who Doesn’t Like Free?
Vintage/Antique Jugs That We have Used To Decorate Our Porch In Rustic Fashion This is becoming one of our favorite features because it’s always amazing to us all of the items and I mean really good items that people discard … Continue reading
Posted in Dumpster Diving, Free, Money Talks, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged antique, basket, bills, deals, dumpster diving, economy, Free, freebies, frugal, gas, jugs, laundry, rain suit, resourceful, save, savings, sources, sustainable living, tablecloth, utility
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Freshen Up Fall, The Last Game of Football & The Ole’ Saturday Homesteading Trading Post Ed. No. 37
Before I get into my post this Saturday and before we start our new link up for The Homesteading Trading Post for the month of November I would like to mention all of the fantastic blogs that linked up last … Continue reading
Posted in Family Fun, Making Your Home A Haven, Musings, The Ole' Saturday Homesteading Trading Post, Uncategorized
Tagged blog hop, Central North Carolina, composting, fall cleaning, family fun, football, freshening up, haven, home, link up, Linky Tools, monthly, Recipe, referee, Rural Living, saturday, season, soup, sports, sustainable living
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Our New Favorite Squash – The Tromboncino
We absolutely love this extremely versatile italian summer squash which when its young and green you can eat it just like a zucchini but once it gets older you eat it like it’s a winter squash. I can’t wait to … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Whole Foods For Health, Greenhouse & Seed Starting, Le Jardin (French For The Garden if your not sure ;)...), The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized, Unprocessed Food Staples
Tagged abundance, blackberry bush, bounty, Dad, friend, garden, gardening, harvest, homesteading, Revolution, slow food, summer, sustainable living, Thanksgiving, tromboncino, viking, Winter squash, zucchini, zuccini
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Think Your Chickens Are Safe? Think Again!
When we built our chicken yurt this past summer we made sure to reinforce the bottom of our fencing so it was double layered to prevent predators from getting through the fencing. But what I am about to show you … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading, Keeping Chickens, Uncategorized
Tagged chicken, chicken feed, chickens, foxes, homesteading, humane traps, keeping, management, pest, possum, Poultry, predators, raccoons, raising, rodent, Rural Living, Suburban, sustainable living
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The Top 10 Rules For Living On One Income & Thriving On a Shoe String Budget
I know times are a lot tougher now than they were when we were living on one income only however some things don’t change. We were committed to having me stay at home with the kids, we had tried the … Continue reading
Posted in Making Your Home A Haven, Money Talks, Survival Diva, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged budget, credit, diy, economical, faith, family, frugal, frugal living, home, homestead living, ikea, one income, owner finance, prepared, raised garden bed, self reliant, Self Sufficient, shoestring, sustainable living, viking
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Sustainable Living and The Joy of Changing Your Ways
How many times are you at work and you don’t have a healthy lunch? How many times do you get home from work and you have NO idea what you are going to eat? I’m just gonna say it……it will … Continue reading
Posted in Are you Prepared for the future?, Eating Whole Foods For Health, Uncategorized, Unprocessed Food Staples
Tagged Cancer, changing your ways, Eating, eggs, Fast food, health, healthy living, homesteading, honey, joy, Lunch, Lunches, nutritionist, nutritious, sustainable living, Thyroid, thyroid cancer, weight loss, whole foods
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Starting Your Own Meal Worm Farm – Your Chickens Will Thank You!
A couple of years ago I started a meal worm farm for our chickens….I know I know I usually get all sorts of reactions from people on this one. However you have to realize the gals are a big priority … Continue reading
Posted in Homesteading, Keeping Chickens, The Suburban Homestead Life, Uncategorized
Tagged Agriculture, backyard chickens, chickens, Compost, easy, farm, homesteading, Mealworm, protein, raising, sustainable living, Worms
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