Maxine Waters just told me to go to Hell…
I’m wondering how much more the American Taxpayer will be willing to put up with… Did Maxine Waters honestly think that we would just sit down, shut up, and PAY UP, without any sort of protest? Â Has she studied American History? Â Does she not understand that the first Revolutionary War in America was an ECONOMIC … Continue reading
Provident Living: Food Storage and 72 Hour Kits
These past few months I have been doing a huge overhaul of our Food Storage, re-boxing all of the cans, throwing away old food (fifteen year old oatmeal is YUCKY!), and inventorying all of our food. Â I also plan to do a canning project this week, that I will blog later, canning approximately 500 pounds … Continue reading
Soccer
All three of our boys will be playing fall soccer and practices started this past week. Â Paul took a bunch of photos from the first scrimmage game that they played yesterday. Â I am a musical theatre Mom, and still don’t even understand all of the rules of soccer, we never played it when I was … Continue reading
Hospitals take ‘hard stop’ on early elective C-sections, inductions
Beginning next month, many pregnant women in Oregon will no longer be able to have the early delivery they’ve been dreaming of. On Sept. 1, Oregon will become the latest state where some hospitals are refusing to do elective, non-medically necessary inductions and cesarean sections before 39 weeks of pregnancy. The goal is to give … Continue reading
Architects & Engineers: Solving the Mystery of WTC 7
I don’t share this video lightly, I know what it means to question the governments official explanation of the events on 9-11. Â But for me, the evidence points to some questions that DEMAND answers. Â I am not saying the wars were pointless, and nothing good has come from having certain heads of state dead and … Continue reading









