How to Empty the Mending Basket
Nothing ever wears out or breaks in exactly the same way, even if it seems like every pair of socks always gets a hole in the same spot on the heel. Every mending task is unique. The size, shape, and severity…
Theme: Everyday economics
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Living and Learning on the Land
Four days ago, we made the decision to sell our farm. On the day I am writing this, we looked at a house, made an offer, and had it accepted. I am experiencing a whirlwind of emotions. Not the least because…
What Does Your Budget Say About You?
If someone looked at your budget, would they know you are a Christian? A good friend once told me: your budget is a reflection of what you value. At both a national and individual level, the decisions…
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