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Category Archives: Jen’s Posts
A Horrid Murder – Redux
Today we continue our series of reposts from MCW alums. Today it’s from Jen Blood, sharing the tale of a long ago murder, and reminding us that newspaper headlines could be a lot more lurid and engaging than many of … Continue reading
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Flowering Natives on the Homestead
Hello all! Jen Blood here, on what will actually be my last post for a while. I haven’t been doing much in the way of writing this summer, between gardening and homesteading and a couple of health issues (poison ivy, … Continue reading
Back to the Wild
It started with a book, as these things so often do. The Humane Gardener:Nurturing a Backyard Habitat for Wildlife, in this case, by Nancy Lawson. I purchased the book back in the early spring of 2019, when I was just getting excited … Continue reading
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Tagged orv pellets, rabies in maine, restoring wildlife habitat, save the fox
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Bosu Juggling, Vegan Pizza, and the End of the World as We Know It (?)
I just realized yesterday that I completely blanked out my March post. The day just…came and went, and somehow I missed it. I didn’t even realize I’d missed it, literally until Sunday, April 12th. I don’t know if that’s the … Continue reading
Zero Waste Strategies for the Earth-Friendly Home
Hi all! I thought this month I’d take a few minutes to share some of the things I’ve been doing lately to reduce waste in our home. First off, here are a few stats on why reducing waste is such … Continue reading
Making a Handmade Journal
Welcome to 2020! For the new year (and decade), I’m continuing with the trend of creating handmade things whenever and wherever possible. With that said, however, I’ve gravitated over the past few months to making books. It feels like making … Continue reading
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Tagged arts and crafts, handmade journal, how to make a handmade journal
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Jen’s Best of 2019
Jen Blood here, with a look back at 2019, since it is in fact that time again. This year was a rough one around the homestead – between politics and dire climate predictions and the loss of a close family … Continue reading
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Tagged best of 2019, best podcasts of 2019, best youtube channels of 2019
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How to Outline Using the 3-Act Structure
A few nights ago, I had the pleasure of sharing the spotlight with the illustrious Bruce Coffin during a reading at Walker Memorial Library in Westbrook. The new space there is beautiful, the audience was great, and – as an … Continue reading
How to Make Kombucha, Nectar of the Gods
Hi all, Jen Blood here. I’ve been happily buried in homesteading biz over the past several months, and thought I would take a moment here to talk about one of my favorite aspects of the Make-Your-Own lifestyle: fermentation, defined by … Continue reading
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Jen Returns…With a New Book
It’s been a wild summer out here in Phippsburg, between family visits and home renovations that I was pretty sure would never, ever end (the home reno, not the family visits). I’m very pleased to announce that, despite the fervent … Continue reading