Angie finds a pair of walking sticks that make her go SquEEE!
We Ain’t Afraid of no Bugs!
Angie finds a pair of walking sticks that make her go SquEEE!
Learn about the trash you make for the landfill and find better ways. Your planet depends upon it.
A rare day off together, it was clear and beautiful outside to boot. Hubs and I had grand plans to go to lunch alone while the kids were in school and generally just hang out together. That was before the pool pump broke and squashed our plans. The kids had been begging to swim all weekend long, which means … Continue reading Wild Berries and Skin-Drinkers
Once during a school year, each of my children gets selected to be the "star" for their class for the week. This time, it's Scott's turn. Neither he nor I wanted to do the poster -- the work part -- so his choice was to avoid the pomp-and-circumstance that would come with that in the … Continue reading Scott the Star
Way back in 2012, the DirtNKids clan visits a goat farm where goat milk is processed into goat cheese. In an effort to get back to food sustainability, we lift the curtain just a bit more...and eventually go full-tilt vegan.
Is it a coincidence that I hear about an entirely new gardening concept, from two different people, within two different contexts, in the span of a day, and the same person gets mentioned as the expert on the subject? I think not. Keyhole gardening. I'll be adding it to my sustainable gardening repertoire. Keyhole gardens … Continue reading Keyhole – The Smarter Garden
"Like the hummingbird sipping nectar from every flower, I fly joyfully through my days, seeing beauty in everything." ~ Amethyst Wyldfyre ♥ The severe drought of 2011 brought Ruby-throated Hummingbirds in record numbers to our backyard feeders in the fall. Flowers all year were scarce, so in order to get their little tanks full for their … Continue reading Hummingbirds Tank Up (Video!)
Changing my ways...trading traditional backyard gardening for the 'lasagna' method. Letting nature do all the work for me.
Enjoy a short video of a wren family raised in our garage.
A first post following a final goodbye.