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Monthly Archives: April 2012
The Dilemma
Wherein I provide a brief overview of our situation and what led up to it as a prelude to my next post – our plan! Imagine: You are the parent of a handful of bright, beautiful, school-aged children and your … Continue reading
Posted in 2nd Career, Family, Future, hope, job search, kids, moving
8 Comments
The Tyranny of Small Spaces
One of the mixed reactions I had to the possible job with the non-profit was that the salary was so low that once I factored in the cost of the necessary after-school childcare it became clear that I would not … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, Future, houses, housing, kids, moving, RV Living, summer, tiny houses
Tagged crowded spaces, health effects of crowding, tiny houses
10 Comments
The Cost of Eating
Food is expensive. Yes, I know we are all supposed to be griping about the cost of gasoline right now and I agree it’s a drain on our finances but food still tops the list. According to the USDA’s very … Continue reading
Posted in community garden, economy, Food, frugal living, hobby farm
Tagged chickens, community garden, raising your own food, urban agriculture
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