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MamaTaney
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Do you have chickens?
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- At 7:53am on May 31, 2009,
Anh Collins said…
- Wanna chat with me on cam?, come see me here You'll enjoy it. I promise!!!! realamateurwebcams.info
- At 7:28pm on January 23, 2009,
Ann G. said… - Taney -- loved the pictures! Thanks for sharing them. Ann
- At 7:42pm on January 21, 2009,
Ann G. said…
- You said the best place for photos is here:
But you left off the link...confused. Did I miss something?
Ann
- At 3:21pm on January 21, 2009,
Ann G. said…
- I just love the idea of trying my hand at all the things that used to be routine in a farm kitchen. I am sure I will not do all of them as a routine, but some will become part of our lives, and others we can at least say we tried. Sort of paying homage to our ancestors. Those things are what build character, IMO. Please post pics of your house. I'd love to see it. We are renovating ours...80 year old Cape Cod farmhouse.
Ann
- At 2:13pm on January 21, 2009,
Beva said… - I know exactly what you mean about the milk. I grew up on a dairy and fresh is best! Nothing else compares! I can recall the days when we were allowed to drink it straight from the vat as it was pumped in... fresh and warm. Most people have never had it like that... and they have no idea what they are missing. Sadly, for me it is just a dim memory now... and the Gov. regulations prevent us from being able to enjoy it in such a natural state.
As a child I never broke a bone.. and had many reasons that I should have! I think it was because my bones were so strong from drinking lots of milk!
- At 10:19pm on January 20, 2009,
Ann G. said…
- Hi Taney -- enjoyed your page! I wish I had been able to offer my kids what you're doing. Good luck and have a great evening! Ann
- At 9:52pm on January 20, 2009,
Katherine Turcotte said… - Hi! And welcome to my Back Yard Kitchen Herbalist Group - I also have a Garden Book Review group if you want to join! I am going to go look at your blog!
Kathy of the Enchanted Wood
http://www.enchantedwoodmusings.blogspot.com
- At 6:10pm on January 20, 2009,
Beva said…
- Welcome!
I know you will find some wonderful and informative people of like mind here in KGI.
I too, try to grow as much as I can of my own food. I can, freeze and dry as much as possible.
What is your favorite bread to make? I have my mother's recipe on my blog, if you would like to check it out. Lately, I have been baking the 5 minute a day bread from Mother Earth News magazine... and I love it. It gains in flavor with each day it sits in the fridge waiting.
I assume you have cows or goats for your milk? I am trying to convince my husband to let me have chicken... but he has not budged yet!
:)
Beva
Profile Information
- Where do you live and garden?
- Small City
- How long have you been growing food?
- 4-10 years
- Dream garden travel destination:
- I'd like to travel everywhere to see how locally grown gardens are around the world.
- Favorite foods:
- Potatoes, baked goods, homemade chili with meat from the farm
More about me :)
Actually, I just thought I would share a couple links, rather than really rambling on and on! My main blog is listed above, but there is more than just that. So, here they are:
~Since I spend so much time in the kitchen anyway, I thought a blog dedicated to that seemed quite appropriate: http://www.mamataneyskitchen.blogspot.com
~Also, while we're homebrewing now, we plan to open our own microbrewery here in a couple years. We thought we would document our journey here: http://www.soulonebrewery.blogpost.com
~One of my other name-tags says that I am a freelance photographer. I'm not sure yet how many photos I will upload to this site, but you can check out all my photos here: http://flickr.com/photos/funkymamataney - there are sets and collections on a variety of subjects and topics, including one of our little homestead "The Blue Nymph Homestead"
While I don't have a good link for it that I want to put up here just yet, I have started a local chapter of the international group for "Greenies", Green Drinks. Our group is called Big Lick~Green Drinks and we're based out of Salem, VA. You can find a local Green Drinks chapter, or how to start your own, by checking out http://www.greendrinks.org.
And that seems to be enough about me for right now! :)
**NOTE ~ I tried making all the links active, but when I posted this blog, they weren't showing up. So, sorry 'bout that!**
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