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Have a new recent favorite cookie that I make out of sprouted oat flour, add either chocolate chips, vanilla milk chips, walnuts, or pecans. Underbaking in a 9X13 pan turns them into cookie bars or blondies.

Chickens used to stay in that shed, so there's a door that leads out into the penned area, so they can all go outside. I hope they go back in at night like chickens do. The plan is to use the extras for food. It seems that I'll have to hatch eggs often. I've lost 13, mostly for piling on...

Last night's dinner was iceberg lettuce with wild caught salmon, onion, garlic, and hemp hearts.

Baby formula shortage is easy enough to fix for upcoming mothers.

The quail are 3&1/2 and 4&1/2 weeks old. They all were moved to their new enclosure early this morning. There was just a little pecking going on, but since it is all new to both groups, it's been minimal. So far they're doing okay. Some are stressed from being moved, and hiding, but looks...

The chicken egg yolks are gorgeous this time of year!

Have a muscovy duck in the freezer that I'm going to pressure cook either tomorrow or Sunday. With sweet potato and broccoli sounds good.

I'll take them!

I raised a Canada goose from a found egg. That was why we walked the creek, looking for him. When he grew up and flew away 😭.

My husband spent $85.00 filling up gas and diesel containers last night. I'm glad at least we have a battery powered push mower.

I would pay more for diapers, but for others things, I'll make it if I can. I was making bread often for awhile, as bread has been expensive for awhile (the kind we ate anyway). We don't eat much bread anymore.

Have to add, that this is rugged wilderness, not a park, no paths, very difficult walking/hiking. We had our waders on.

Trying to stock up on reasonably priced with decent ingredients cat and dog food. Bought some cans today from TSC.

Just takes adjusting. Meals are much less complicated, with less ingredients to choose from, and still yummy.

We live in Sandhill Crane territory. They visit nearby farmers' fields. One year we walked the creek that runs through the back of our property, and came to the place where the creek turns into a shallow lake where the cranes nest. It was an awesome experience.

Canada Geese are amazing.

Meat and fish can be eaten, but must be fresh. No shellfish, and no meat or fish sitting around unthawed, and no deli meats. Also, although some foods are not high histamine, such as dairy, wheat products, and sugar, they raise histamine levels in the body. Preservatives are also an issue...

I freeze most produce. The only thing I can is tomato products, but last year I froze all of the tomato sauce. Everything is fresher tasting frozen vs. canning, and I don't tolerate anything canned because of histamine.

Welcome! Nice to meet you.

Welcome! Nice to meet you. Where are you located? Would love to see some pics of your hanging gardens.