Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
We made it!
We lost our laptop along the way, but we made it ;) ( well we didn't "lose" it but it died for good they day before our move). So, bear with me as I share some pictures of our new place that I took with my iPhone a day or two after the move, and when we get a replacement computer I'll share more.
Behold, our mountain of boxes! That back wall was stacked with a lot of our boxes so we could at least use half the living room for actual living as you will see in the following photos :)
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
We Bought a House!!!
Yes, you read that right, we bought a house!
We are so excited to share this wonderful news with everyone! We move in the end of this week so things are going to be a little crazy around here for awhile (not to mention my hubby starts a new job today!) I'm so ready to start some projects, start some painting, start some organizing etc etc!
I hope to share some pictures and lots more info about this new abode early next week, so stay tuned!
Now I'm off to go pack, if I get lost somewhere in our sea of boxes and you don't hear from me for a month, send out a search party :)
Have a wonderful week!
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Friday, September 13, 2013
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Local Food (and our paleo journey)
So, I've sat down to write this post a couple of times, and every time I do I don't know where to start :) So don't mind me if I just jump right in....
I don't know if you've noticed (I know all my blogging lately has been sporadic!)but my recipe sharing has gone downhill in the last few months.This is (partly) because I've been learning a whole new repertoire of recipes in following the Paleo (or Paleolithic) diet. Honestly I hate calling it a diet cause it isn't just a weight loss diet, it is a lifestyle change. If you haven't heard of the paleo or primal diet here's the gist of it:
Enjoy: Avoid:
Meats Grains (not just wheat)
Vegetables Legumes
Fruits Dairy
Nuts Processed foods
Seeds Alcohol
Healthy fats Starches
Now, I'm not going to give you a full synopsis of the diet, there are a bunch of resources you can check out if you are interested and I am by no means a professional at this whole thing. What I do want to share is why I am doing this (and why I'm "dragging" the whole family along with me :)
Over the last three or four years I have become more and more aware of our impact on this earth in a environmental sense and (like a lot of people) more and more aware of the impact of our "conventional" food and farming systems. All that coupled with my long held dream of having a farm and my hubby and I's wanting to grow more of our own food has taken us on this path to finding a piece of property large enough to be able to grow/raise our own food. The paleo/primal "diet" encourages the freshest most healthy sources of food possible, and what could be more fresh than growing and/or hunting it yourself?

(these fish we had awhile ago were very fresh and local, Gabe caught them in the lake we live close to (2 minutes away close!)
I don't know if you've noticed (I know all my blogging lately has been sporadic!)but my recipe sharing has gone downhill in the last few months.This is (partly) because I've been learning a whole new repertoire of recipes in following the Paleo (or Paleolithic) diet. Honestly I hate calling it a diet cause it isn't just a weight loss diet, it is a lifestyle change. If you haven't heard of the paleo or primal diet here's the gist of it:
Enjoy: Avoid:
Meats Grains (not just wheat)
Vegetables Legumes
Fruits Dairy
Nuts Processed foods
Seeds Alcohol
Healthy fats Starches
Now, I'm not going to give you a full synopsis of the diet, there are a bunch of resources you can check out if you are interested and I am by no means a professional at this whole thing. What I do want to share is why I am doing this (and why I'm "dragging" the whole family along with me :)
Over the last three or four years I have become more and more aware of our impact on this earth in a environmental sense and (like a lot of people) more and more aware of the impact of our "conventional" food and farming systems. All that coupled with my long held dream of having a farm and my hubby and I's wanting to grow more of our own food has taken us on this path to finding a piece of property large enough to be able to grow/raise our own food. The paleo/primal "diet" encourages the freshest most healthy sources of food possible, and what could be more fresh than growing and/or hunting it yourself?

(these fish we had awhile ago were very fresh and local, Gabe caught them in the lake we live close to (2 minutes away close!)
Friday, September 6, 2013
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
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