Instead of buying a new BuJo each year, I return to the same books again and again until they are full and truly cannot hold anymore. Not only is journaling an anecdote to loosing my ability to create,

Hello homesteading community! And welcome to a new building vlog. This is a place where I share the latest improvements on the two room house that my partner and I have been working on for a year. With

In these mountains spring comes with intense winds that carry pollen right into my eyes. And my work often involves sifting through piles of dust. I have suffered these last few months and have tried

There is a lot of talk online of supporting the local economy during the holidays rather than purchasing everything from mega-corporations. And without really even planning to, I have participated in this

✦ I think this should become a tradition for the entire community at the end of the year, to ask ourselves why we are still here - Edition in FotoJet, photos by @Tesmoforia ✦ 🇪🇸 ~ Mi historia como nativa

Do you still write consistently in your journal? For me, I think I developed this habit around 2019 or 2020. So for about 6 years now, I’ve been trying to put my thoughts into notebooks. I called it a

Each and every spring I collect baskets of roses buds and petals to dry. Some of them I put into packets to sell and others I keep in jars for herbal purposes. One of my favorite uses for rose petals is

Hello Homesteading community! Here I am, once again, sharing updates of our DIY build. Yestersay my man informed me that we will be working on this house for two more years. That is his opinion, we will

People of the garden! I wish you a happy Monday. I write to you while gazing out the kitchen window that looks at my small, disorganized garden. And I want to share a few images of what I did with the

In my last post in DIYHub I shared a tutorial of how I created my own version of the filo-fax organization system. I realize now that, I didn't really explain what a filo-fax is. I will do that today as

Hello Homesteading community! Things are really moving along with our DIY earthen home. The outside of the house is completely covered with the first layer of plastering, and now we are moving on to the

This isn't just any dip. This is a healing pesto. A pesto made with herbs from my garden and herbs bought at the farmers market. Olive oil pressed in this very valley. And apple cider vineager gifted to

In the past few days I have come to understand why I don't have any savings. One reason is, of course, that I am building a house in possibly the most expensive time to build. Then, there is another reason...

Another day, another bucket of mud.

Finally the day we have been waiting for! It is time to get our feet muddy and make plaster with 100% natural ingredients. In this video I will be sharing how my partner and I are creating beautiful walls

I will never forget my first interactions with the magical herb that is cannabis. I was 16, on the beach in Oregon, surrounded by kind & encouraging people. Around the age of 20 I started my first

Hello homesteading community. I woke up to the sound of rain hitting the shingled roof and took that as a sign that I can (once again) spend the morning reflecting on the build rather than actually building.

We are building our dream home. With natural materials like wood, earth, and straw. Every day we spend a few hours at the build. Instead of spending the morning at the build, I want to share a summary

Ginkgo :: a beautiful herb you may recognize from textiles or planted along suburban green-ways. This tree said to be a “living fossil” it hasn't changed much in millions of years. In modern herbalism...

We all know that roses are beautiful flowers, with an amazing aroma often used in perfume. But, did you know that roses are sought after ingredients in skin care too? After trying out my first experiment