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Taking Time To Reflect. Students and those on other blogs: The articles on this site are copyrighted.

Taking Time To Reflect

You are not allowed to paste them on your blog unless you get permission from the author. Email me here: ladylydiaspeaks@comcast.net with the name of your blog and the location. Before you read this article with intent to mock, go here and read this. The list of 30 things was given to me as a teenager and I saved it. It was intended to help young women who claimed there was "nothing to do," or that they were "bored" at home. Homestead Acres. National Center for Home Food Preservation. Traditional Foods. Homemade Whole Wheat Flour : Whisking Away.

It’s pretty simple: you start with some wheat, put it through a grinder, and collect the flour in a bowl. I used the grain mill attachment for the Kitchen Aid mixer. I used this flour in a delicious loaf of banana bread . Instructions: How to Spring Clean With Nontoxic Home-made Products - Environment. Tackling spring-cleaning this month?

Instructions: How to Spring Clean With Nontoxic Home-made Products - Environment

Us too. But there's no sense in doing it if you're going to create a big mess for the planet (and your body) in the process. Cleaning up your act isn't as straightforward as running to the pharmacy and picking out a bottle covered in claims of eco-friendliness and biodegradability, however. When it comes to home cleaning products a lot of eco claims are unverified and—worse—unverifiable, with rare exceptions like Seventh Generation.