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Easy Pickled Red Onion Recipe
Pickled red onions are a fun, easy, and healthy condiment that you can add to a variety of foods. The can be added to burgers, tacos, sandwiches, nachos, salads, eggs, burritos, pulled pork, rice bowls, shawarma, hot dogs, and anything else that goes well with that sweet onion flavor.
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Luna Lovegood
Growing up a millennial girl was a unique experience. While older generations had the classic books, and many of them were well-known, millennials had TV to grow up with, the internet as we became teens, and cell phones not long after that. Disney’s golden era, Nickelodeon slime, and Saturday morning cartoons created a world in…
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5 Easy Recipies for Food Preservation
Food preservation recipes so easy, I was able to make all 5 in one weekend!
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100 Books That Everyone Should Read
Don’t know what to read? Here’s a list of 100 books, separated by age, that everyone should read
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The Important Skill that Schools Are NOT Teaching Our Kids
There are few skills that children need in order to be truly successful in life. I’m saying this as a trained teacher, an experienced mother, and a 7-year homeschool veteran. And most U.S. schools are currently failing our children, especially in one area
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How to Harvest Green Onions
Green onions are one of the easiest things to grow and harvest- and they can be added to most meals. Harvesting green onions the right way allows you a continuous crop throughout the season
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10 Must-Have Supplies for Chicken Tending
Thinking of getting your own chickens? Here’s where you start.
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The Shieldmaiden Way
Women have been doing history-worthy work for years. But, because they don’t gain the praise of the world, or have time to record their days in journals- many women who did good and important things are lost to history.
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How to Pack an Emergency Kit
What you need to know from someone who has had to use their emergency kit in a real emergency
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All About Handfasting Ceremonies
Ever wonder what happens during a handfasting ceremony? How to make a handfasting cord? What the colors mean? Where it started and how the ceremony evolved? Learn more (and maybe plan your own) here
