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Corn's Incredible Color Varieties (Plus Growth and Processing Info)
This article discusses the anatomy of the corn plant, three colorful corn varieties and their uses, the three sisters garden method, and at-home corn processing.
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How to Build a Multi-Purpose Garden Shed
This multi-purpose garden shed is part greenhouse, part dehydrator shed, and part outdoor kitchen, and this article will show you how to build it.
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Help for Hemorrhoids: Cloth Toilet Paper, Handheld Bidet, and Toilet Stool
In this article, we will explore how making and using your own cloth toilet paper, along with the use of a handheld bidet and toilet stool, can help relieve hemorrhoids.
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Crayola Color Wheel: A Fun Vintage Game
One of my fondest childhood memories is of hours spent playing the Crayola Color Wheel game with my grandmother. Read on to find out how this game is played and how you might make your own.
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Gluten-Free Maple Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookies
The combination of pure maple syrup, walnuts, and chocolate chips results in a hybrid cookie with a unique character. No worries for those with gluten sensitivities, because these cookies are gluten-free!
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8 Spring-Inspired Projects to Help Kids Beat the Winter Blues
Round up the kids and try these fun projects to add a little springtime art to your home.
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Backyard Wildlife Viewing: A Trail Camera Comparison
Have you ever wondered what animals roam your property? Trail cameras are a great way to see what lives on your land. Here is a look at four different models.
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How to Design and Build Furniture for Awkward Spaces
Do you have an awkward space in your home where standard furniture just won’t fit? We did. Our solution was to design and build our own furniture to fit the space.
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The Most Important Homeschooling Advice Ever
Whether you are considering homeschooling or have been doing it for several years, this advice applies to you.
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Indiana’s Hilly Hundred Bicycle Tour
We set up an unofficial rest stop to serve cyclists in our front yard.
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Homemade Hemorrhoidal Suppositories, Travel Salve, Oil, and Witch Hazel Wipes
Learn how to make your own hemorrhoid remedies using essential oils.
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Travel Hacks for Hemorrhoids
Use these hacks to make traveling with hemorrhoids much more comfortable.
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100% Pure God
What substance are you made of?
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The Eagle: a Metaphor for Spiritual Growth
The young eaglet was desperately wounded when the gentle hands of the master lifted her up and brought her to safety.
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Anatolian Shepherd/Great Pyrenees Cross: A Great Livestock Guard Dog
Insider information from someone who has more than a decade's worth of experience with this breed.
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What Is It Like to Be an Empath? True Stories and Real Life Experiences
In this article, I want to show you exactly what it is like to be an Empath by sharing some true stories that have happened to me.
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Eight Major Downsides to Being an Empath
Being an empath is not easy. If you're an empath, I'm sure you can relate. It can be a lot to take on other people's emotions all the time. Which of these eight downsides is hardest for you?
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How to Use Your Empathic Ability to Help Others
What may feel like a burden can become an asset that allows you to help change people’s lives.
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Foxy Foray: a Life on the Farm Story
There is never a dull moment when you live on a farm.
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How to Make Juice Using a Steam Juicer
A steam juicer makes juicing fruit easy. Learn about the parts of this kitchen tool and see how it works.
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How the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel Streamlined Our Vacation to This Natural Wonder
The Grand Canyon Railway Hotel streamlined our trip with a package deal that included our hotel stay, meals, a train ride to and from the Canyon, and a bus tour at the rim.
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Places to Visit in Arizona: Slide Rock, Grasshopper Point, Apache Wash Trailhead
Traveling through Arizona? Check out Slide Rock State Park and Grasshopper Point, just north of Sedona, and Apache Wash Trailhead near Phoenix!
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How to Make Fruit Preserves for a Simple Fruit Cobbler
Learn how to make your own fruit preserves and then use them to make a simple fruit cobbler.
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5 Products You Can Make With Alpaca Fleece
In this article, I will show you five things I did with my alpaca fleece and tell you whether or not each product was profitable.
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How to Make Maple Syrup the Old-Fashioned Way
A nostalgic New England experience became a new tradition in Indiana. See how we make our own maple syrup, from collecting and storing the sap to boiling it down.
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How to Make Tomato Sauce Using an Outdoor Evaporator
How do you turn 400 pounds of tomatoes into 92 quarts of wonderful smoky sauce in one day? With an outdoor evaporator and the help of several friends, of course.
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Tips for Finding the Elusive Morel Mushroom: Local Gold
Tips for finding morels in south-central Indiana.
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Dandelion Chai Tea, Ginger Root Juice, and a Remedy for Cold and Flu
Harvest and roast your own dandelion roots, juice your ginger and dry the pulp, and try this cold and flu prevention supplement.
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How to Make Your Own Herbal Wound Wash and Salve
We made this herbal wound wash and salve to treat my daughter's reaction to internal sutures.
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Need Extra Space? Add a Finished Shed to Your Yard
This article will break down how we put together our shed and what you need to know to build your own.
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Doing Your Inner Work: Dissolving Generational Strongholds
One aspect of doing your inner work that is of utmost importance is dealing with and processing the issues that have been passed down to us through Generational Strongholds.
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How to Heal the World: Accept and Love Yourself