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I love reading about health and natural living, but to be honest, the wealth of information out there has caused my head to spin on more than one occasion. I try to take what I can use and leave behind the stuff that makes me crazy. For example, as I read through Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions, I gained great insight and even a new way of looking at things. I am no Weston A. Price foundation groupie,
but homemade yogurt and fermented sweet pickles are pretty darn good. If I tried to live completely by her principles, no matter how others assure us how easy it is, I might have to crawl into a corner rocking back and forth all the while assuring my family that the soaked muffins that took two days to make really are good. (BTW, soaked baked goods = not worth eating)
but homemade yogurt and fermented sweet pickles are pretty darn good. If I tried to live completely by her principles, no matter how others assure us how easy it is, I might have to crawl into a corner rocking back and forth all the while assuring my family that the soaked muffins that took two days to make really are good. (BTW, soaked baked goods = not worth eating)
I also like to make things such as laundry detergent and bathroom cleaner, but if I can find a good and safe version at the store for cheaper than I can make, I'll buy it. I like to think that moderation is both healthy and practical. It's also the key to not pulling my hair out. I like my hair.
So in this new blog, I would like to share my adventures as a homemaker and I hope you enjoy the ride.
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