I know I told you guys that the next post I’d publish was going to be about porch gardening. Well, considering the shipping delays, if I held myself to that it’d be at least another two weeks before I got that post out, so I’ll just throw some other posts at you until then. I’m… Continue reading Quarantine Peanut Butter Treats
Don’t worry, I haven’t forgotten about this blog. Next post will be all about porch gardening. I actually ordered some seeds and potting soil, and I’ve got some pots ready for planting. They should arrive in a few weeks. Here are some other posts in the works: Where To Buy EVERYTHING Online – The Online… Continue reading Upcoming posts
Tired of fruitlessly searching for stores online that ship real fresh food to locations that aren’t in the middle of huge cities? Me too. I found a few that might be decent. As this pandemic continues, it is likely that we’ll see grocery stores that do delivery expand their delivery radius to anywhere from 50… Continue reading Where To Shop Online for Groceries
Alright guys, so I bet a lot of you are social isolating at home. Here are a bunch of recipes that might come in handy. I’ll be adding to this post as I find more. Sourdough Bread https://www.instructables.com/id/Sourdough-Bread-From-a-Starter/ Roasted Potatoes (never fail) https://www.southernplate.com/my-familys-favorite-potatoes-and-when-teenagers-ask-for-life-advice-wow/ Bannock Bread https://www.instructables.com/id/easy-Bannock-bread-to-bring-back-memories/ Cornbread https://www.instructables.com/id/Perfect-Homemade-Cornbread/ Pinto beans from scratch https://www.instructables.com/id/Perfect-taqueria-style-pinto-beans/ Lentil soup… Continue reading Pantry & Fridge Recipes Roundup + some extra info
Rainwater is great for watering indoor plants, and it’s a good emergency water source in some locations. You can build an emergency water collector using three folding chairs, an umbrella, and a pot or bowl of some sort. Ideally you should also have a few bricks to keep the pot or bowl in place, some… Continue reading Umbrella Water Collector
Pictured: the final result of propagating a rose from a bouquet. Start with roses from the store or a florist. Pick a few that look the healthiest and lop off most of the top of the stem, leaving any leaves. Cut the bottom of each stem at an angle and immediately put each in a… Continue reading How to Propagate Roses from Bouquets