It's a big, bloggy world out there, so I thought I'd share a few of my favorite blogs. Â While my first choice of worlds to explore is the natural, physical world (a nice leisurely stroll in the woods is the most inexpensive therapy) not the cyber-world, there are a lot of wonderful places online to check out. Â I need to figure out how to make a "blog roll" on this site:), but until I do I'd like to occasionally share a few of my favorite places in the online world that I think our readers would enjoy. Â Here are a few for starters:
Little House Living: Â this website is a wonderful collection of hints, recipes, and musings about living a more self-sufficient life. It's very much in keeping with the Amish ethos of self-sufficiency. Â Whether you want to make your own candles or your own 7 day meal plan, Little House Living keeps it simple and accessible. I check this site out almost everyday and you should too!
Moose Musings: Â You'd think this is a blog from someplace north, like Maine or Vermont, but it's not. Quite the opposite. Â This is a neat food blog by former food editor Debbie Moose where you can partake in tastiness with a southern flair.
Chiot's Run: Â My wife got me started on this site. Â It's a wonderful repository and resource for simple, self-sufficient living from the view of an off-the-gridish couple who recently moved from a suburban enclave in Ohio to 153 acres of pristine Maine backwoods. Â One word from me: ENVY!:) I love, love, love the gorgeous state of Maine....
Harvspot: Â Â Harvey Yoder was raised Amish. Â He is now an ordained Mennonite minister and a marriage and family counselor based in Harrisonburg, Virginia, home of Eastern Mennonite University. Â He is has a real reservoir of wisdom that has helped me weather some tough days. Â Excellent reading on this site!
kathie
LOVE Chiots! Have been reading her for years and all of the tips Susy and her husband write about are easy; her recipes are great too!
Becky Martin
Thanks, Kevin, for sharing these. I especially like Little House Living and Harvspot.