Homestead Update #31
Friends! Here we are ready for another weekly update. It’s been such a busy week! I’m excited to share all about the garden, chickens, and everything else that’s been happening...
Category: Chicken Librarian Reads
The Good Things 12/28/2020
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Just a few of the good things that have been making the rounds on the homestead lately: Puzzles! I’ve worked a few puzzles lately, mostly with the help of a...
Chicken Librarian Reads Update
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Update: hi friends! I have to move our book discussion group to the third TUESDAY of the month. Same time, same place. I’ve updated all the information below, on Facebook,...
Shop Update August 2020
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Hi friends! I’ve been working hard on some behind-the-scenes things here at Chicken Librarian so I thought I would give you a quick update on what’s been going on. First,...
Chicken Librarian Reads: What’s Next?
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Hey friends! I’m looking for book recommendations for our next installment of Chicken Librarian Reads! Drop me a note in the comments to let me know what you’d like to...
Chicken Librarian Reads is Back!
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Friends! I am so excited to announce that the Chicken Librarian Reads book discussion is back! If you recall, we read a couple of homesteading related books (The Beekeeper’s Handbook...
Yarn Along June 2020
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I’m finally back with another Yarn Along! It’s been a really long time since I’ve had a chance to not only knit, but to take some pictures and join in...
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle Part 3
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Hey friends! How are you? I’m finally back from my whirlwind tour of the Eastern United States. Or what feels like a tour of the Eastern United States. I did...
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle Part 2
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Welcome back to our discussion of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. If you haven’t read the first discussion, you can find it here. Our discussions are pretty loose–I’ll start...
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle Part 1
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But getting the crop from seed to harvest takes only one-fifth of the total oil used for our food. The lion’s share is consumed during the trip from the farm...