Is Your Outdoor Equipment an Asset or a Liability?
3 ways to make sure your gear is paying for itself. At the request of a colleague, I recently read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. You…
3 ways to make sure your gear is paying for itself. At the request of a colleague, I recently read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. You…
Most things can be positive up and until they're not. I’m dealing with too many addictions to be addicted to all at once. It's a cycle between vices in an effort…
Like many millennial females, I sneak and steal my significant other’s rugged clothes. Mostly, his sweatshirts and insulated button-up type shirt jackets. At this point, it's not so much an…
5 ways your food provides value. In economics, there’s a concept of utility. This idea discusses how many utils or points of value someone gets from a certain item. To…
Post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Often times, when a person moves out to the country, they find themselves with many dying or…
Your first country home doesn’t have to be your last. Moving to my husband’s 6 acres was daunting, to say the least. Turning onto what I used to call dirt…
During shelter-in place, Nick and I spent some time thinking about the things we have downsized and what else we could change in order to reduce our carbon/debt footprint (while saving the turtles.)
Most slow food journeys twist and turn with pit stops at travel, gardens, farmers markets, and even smart buys at your local grocery store. However, for many DIY enthusiasts, livestock…
An all or nothing attitude, AKA the thought that if you don’t give something every single piece of you, then there’s no reason to even start. Lifestyles are not "all-or-nothing,"…
Using outdoor experiences to help your child in science. From a Science Teacher. 5 concepts to take your child’s education to the next level.