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…that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you. He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him. Judas saith unto him, not Iscariot, Lord, how is it that thou wilt manifest thyself unto us, and not unto the world? Jesus answered and said unto him, If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him. He that loveth me not keepeth not my sayings: and the word which ye hear is not mine, but the Father’s which sent me. These things have I spoken unto you, being yet present with you. But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost,…

…for sharing with us! GritsInMontana I enjoy reading everyone’s homesteading adventures for the week! Regarding the situation in our country, I find myself on edge. As I look at the images on the news, I keep saying “This is what it looks like… This is how a civil war starts.” I worked in a third world country torn by civil war back in the early 90s. There would be small flash points, then those flashpoint would spread like wildfire to all parts of the country. They resulted in horrible and nonsensical destruction of critical infrastructure (like when they bombed the hospital I worked in, which provided free medical care to all). When I left that place, I said I would never again have to see the horrors of civil war. Now, as I look at the news, I think I was very wrong… It is hard to see third world…

…that Miss Violet washed and pitted. I have been experimenting with dehydrating broccoli. The varieties I grow are Calabrese and DiCoccio. A long story short: Two weeks ago, I dehydrated unblanched broccoli and put it in a jar, not labeled. A few days later, I blanched some broccoli and then dehydrated it and put it in a jar. I didn’t label it. I didn’t try it or taste it. I mentioned it in the blog this past weekend. A fellow preparedness blogger e-mailed me to ask about my success with the dehydrated broccoli. Hands-down, broccoli is her most favorite veggie and very sadly for her, she hasn’t had a lot of success growing it at her location, or dehydrating it. Aphids, and it not turning out nice with both freezing it and dehydrating it, have been her problems. So then when I received her e-mail, I ran to the kitchen…

…The pop really is good for mental comfort that Im doing a good job but Im rarely rewarded with it! Thanks for any advice. I appreciate all of you! Anon @Tim Smith, Because I was hungry at times growing up, I’ve always erred on the safe side in the amount of stuff I plant in the garden. Thus, if I think I might need 2 rows of okra, I plant 8. If I think I might need 1 row of tomatoes, I plant 4, knowing that some will die and some won’t produce well, depending on the weather, bugs, etc. I am not a great gardener, actually. I would rather deal with the animals and let someone else deal with the garden. But I love to eat lots of garden produce fresh. And I am pretty good at canning it up. Very often, each year has a different focus, and…

…stock. I put in an order a week ago, but haven’t received a confirmation email and my card hasn’t been charged. DH fermented sour dough starter and made his first round of bread loaves. I will be putting them in the freezer. We stocked our deep freezer to the tippy top with meat. I took inventory of all we have. Now I’m worried about the freezer randomly breaking! So much meat is in it. I read people are having a harder time finding freezers in stock. I want a small power generator for the deep freeze at least. We live in hurricane zone. DH and I argued about it. He doesn’t see the need in one. When I mentioned the cheaper one from Harbor Freight, he shot it down. I’m sore about this subject, so I’ll leave it at that. I have lived in a small rural town for 3…

…a family member who has no transportation. It was my first time in a grocery store in 2-3 weeks. It’s one thing to see barren shelves online but to see it in reality is depressing and scary. This weekend is rainy so it’s more indoor projects for now. Avalanche Lily Hi Sis, Supposedly, I have a better level of tolerance for duck eggs, but I haven’t tried them, yet. I’m kinda nervous about it. Also, I, personally, don’t like ducks around the place. I don’t like duck meat. It’s another type of animal to need housing for, of which the cleaning and caring for it and them, is another time sink. We have a lot of wild ones, which I like, very much, out on the river. But, because of the threat, in the past, of wild ducks possibly carrying Avian flu…and if we had ducks, the possibility of “our…

…the chicks are all doing great! Freezing cucumber juice is a good idea. I had wondered what to do with it when I shredded them for the tzatziki husband requested this week…now I know! 🙂 Stepping away from the computer is always more peaceful. It has fallen away this week but most of the time I have a little moment in the mornings (I volunteer for trash or recycling or compost duty to make it happen, or insist that I need to “check the mail” though it’s hours before it runs, haha)… I step OUTSIDE into the fresh air, look UP (we haven’t any hills or even small rises, but I can still raise my eyes unto the Lord, from Who comes my help!) and tell myself, aloud, “This IS the day that the Lord has made, and I WILL rejoice and be glad in it!” So school started for…

…a notable anti-semitic/anti-zionist tone on the vast majority of its articles. It is also pretty “out there” and clearly qualifies as a “conspiracy theory” site. Note that when you get to the bottom of it “anti-zionist” is interpreted to mean that Israel does not have a right to exist. Is that really a site you want to quote? 3) Another link is to israelnationalnews.com which quotes Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef as stating that Gentiles must keep the Noahide Laws to live in Israel. I would point out that Israel already has severe restrictions imposed on imigration (Right of Return) and that they are a sovereign nation and have the right to determine their own immigration laws. If you disagree, then you must also be against Trumps southern wall for the U.S because it’s the same thing. Rabbi Yitzhak does not speak for anyone but his own movement and has made such…

…fake meat, I tell them to read the ingredients on their fair meat and tell which is healthier. Real meat will always win as fake meat has lots of synthetic garbage added to it in an attempt to imitate meat. Avalanche Lily Acid Reflux can totally mimic a heart attack. I have had first hand experience with this, more times than I’d like to recount. Especially, in the past when I’d eat oatmeal, chicken and it’s fat, tomato sauce, chocolate and an orange in one day…(I no longer eat chocolate). Ooh baby! That is a baaad combination. A huge glass of cold water, jumping up and down and some baking soda, usually cures it for me… However it is very disconcerting to have it strike early in the morning, when you’ve barely eaten anything in the day. I pray that, that is all it is. BWL A couple of tips…