Haul ‘Em All
Rachael Eliker
November 26, 2024
Anyone who’s ever owned horses knows that they can cost a pretty penny. It’s not just buying a quality horse,
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Personal Mantras
Rachael Eliker
March 17, 2024
As I was coming up on my fortieth birthday, I considered what I wanted the theme of the next phase
Frame and Hang
Rachael Eliker
November 28, 2023
One goal I set for myself before turning the big four-oh was to learn how to do something new. I
A Sister Pact
The Rehomesteaders
August 25, 2020
With four girls in the house (five, I guess, since I’m one), there’s a lot of collective hair. There are
No Effort Wasted
The Rehomesteaders
November 15, 2013
Jack is really big on waste not, want not. He drags food scraps out to compost, uses grass clippings as
The Sheep Pen Landfill
The Rehomesteaders
August 5, 2012
An enormous and daunting task we’ve faced since purchasing our home has been cleaning up the property. It seems like
Repurposed Shirt: Girl’s Skirt With Undershorts Tutorial
The Rehomesteaders
April 22, 2012
I remember recycling from a very young age. We’d string together smashed milk jugs (six kids drink a lot of
Doggie Egg Rolls
The Rehomesteaders
April 6, 2012
Our volunteer hours have been down significantly at the pound–not because we got tired of helping out the adorable animals–but
Urban Gardening: Recycled Milk Jug Pots
The Rehomesteaders
February 1, 2012
The weather has been impeccable lately, like we skipped winter completely and went straight to late spring. I can’t complain
Unconventional Recycling
The Rehomesteaders
August 1, 2011
Source Nature relies heavily on recycling the old to produce the new. Just think about composting manure or the
