Andrea G.
nice blog.
Blog Detail
Little House in the Suburbs
http://www.littlehouseinthesuburbs.com
We are two friends who garden, soap, raise chickens, craft, knit, preserve and keep house in their respective homes in the suburbs. Here we keep up with each other's latest goings-on and share it with you.
- Added on: Aug 28th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Little House in the Suburbs
- Listed in: Home and Garden Crafts
- Tags: recipes cooking chickens gardening organic urban homesteading
Recent Posts
Garlic Paper
This image requires some explanation. It’s what’s left of the garlic braids now that we’ve eaten all the garlic. I can’t resist making paper out of these stems. They are so clean and dried and . . . papery. And it doesn’...
Keeping Warm
If it snows anything like it has been raining in my neck of the woods this year, we are in for a lot of power outages. Ice is all twinkly and everything and goodness knows there’s nothing like a good snowball fight, but there’s very litt...
Best Books of 2009!
First Ballet just received an award! It’s one of those totally awesome stickers that’s on all the toys I buy! I wonder if they’ll give me one to wear on my forehead… And by the way, someone should give TL an award. I haven...
Blackberry Leaf Decoction
As I was trimming back a few blackberry shoots I got to thinking–Aren’t blackberry leaves Something–you know, something in their own right other than the prickly part of blackberry production? As it turns out, they are something. H...
Wimpy Snap Repair
When a favorite shirt became unwearable recently I was asked to fix the snaps. My first thought was, “You can’t fix snaps.” But then I figured it was worth some research and, whadyaknow, you can fix snaps. It’s easy. Take a p...
Marigold Insect Spray
I can’t bring myself to pull up the giant marigold that’s hogging a good one-third of one of my best raised beds so I’m determined to get the most benefit out of it. One of the uses for this plant is in a spray which is said to c...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.57 out of a possible 5 based on 7 comments.
rudiboy
hey great blog. I really enjoyed it.
I'm actually started my own blog. And its about Homesteading in New York city
take a lot
thanks
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May
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Rey Ybarra
A very nice blog! Keep up the good work. Please rate my blog too. It is about Jewelry, Gems, Beads & Mineral rocks.
Rey
gafarmwoman
A great blog to visit and learn something new every time.
One of my favorite blogs.
Both ladies do an excellent job on explaining their projects. Useful information to help save money in a tight economy.
karen
great site for all of us "suburan gardeners"
Karen
www.gardenchick.com/garden-blog
new to blog,
am friends and neighbor to one of your good friends.
Lisa C. she said I should get in touch with you.
NEED HELP
Just got a dairy goat.
questions.
1. I know I should have gotten 2 but I got one.
newly weaned... missing herd... cried for hours last night in the garage and bleating a lot as soon as I go out of her site. Will this ever stop... neighbors are patient... BUT....
Can I get a loaner companion goat for a while.
Do I NEED to get another goat long term.
I'm SHORT on space but adequate for 1.
2. Where do i get hay in the e mem area... do I need go to Collierville.
I am not a total goat novice. Had them years ago but in a more rural setting and in a pair.... older does.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Kate
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