Punkin Patch
Our family went to the local Punkin Patch today. The fall weather was glorious! We had a great time playing in the corn maze, looking at the animals, and seeing all the sights. The farm grows corn, wheat, and oats, and had sample bottles of grains. Here is a picture of me holding some wheat … Continue reading
Red Raspberry Leaf Tea
A few weeks ago, I did a major harvest of my herb garden. I dried the herbs and made Red Raspberry Leaf Tea. Yesterday I went out again to see what sort of growth took place over the past few weeks and was surprised to see that many of the herbs had come back strong, … Continue reading
The most yummy OATMEAL
The burrs on my first roller mill dulled after many years of almost daily use, and recently we purchased a second mill HERE! The main reason to roll your own oats is simply for the freshness factor. You can purchase Whole Oat Groats from any health food store and then use the mill to roll … Continue reading
Provident Living Q and A
Last month I was interviewed by Susan Fierror-Baig on the topic of Provident Living I thought it would be good to post this interview here on my own blog. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in doing an interview on this topic. Jenny Hatch 1.Q Why is Family Self-Sufficiency a key … Continue reading
Vaccine Controversy
Read the Introduction to this Blog Early on in our marriage, my husband and I made the decision not to vaccinate our children. Our oldest received two rounds of shots before I read my first book and decided to delay any more vaccines. The more I have learned about vaccines, the more justified I have … Continue reading









