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Since we have added quail to our homestead I have come to the conclusion that they are one of the best starter animals on a homestead. Raising quail in your backyard is perfect for those of you who want to raise your own meat or eggs but lack the room for larger poultry like chicken or ducks! Quail were my husbands idea and I have to say I’m pretty glad that he brought them up! They are funny to watch and while they might not be quite as friendly as the ducks or the chickens watching them hop around the coop and interact with eachRead More →

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As bloggers, we spend a lot of time working on content. We brainstorm idea’s, research concepts and most of us spend several hours writing and editing those notes every week so that we can share our findings with all of our readers. While our writing might make up the bulk of our posts and contain the message we want to share all of our work will be for nothing if no one sees it! How do we make sure people see our work? Most of us post our articles to social media sites such as Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter to increase our views. Everyone knowsRead More →

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You remember finding out you were pregnant, their first day of school and all the wonderful highlights in between. Now they’re getting older they want to learn to drive and enjoy their own freedom and independence. As parents, we have to let them live their own lives, but when a large percentage of road accidents, injuries, and even deaths involve teenagers, handing them the keys to their own car is incredibly frightening – click the link to find a Columbia car accident lawyer. With many parents anxious to give their children the independence their children crave, it makes sense to look at ways you canRead More →

Traveling on Keto

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Every day, several thousand people change their place of living. They move for many reasons, and these involve education, work, or better living conditions. This change can be quite stressful. People are often unable to move on their own, so they hire professional movers. For this reason, the relocation companies are experiencing a boom. On the page below, find out why most people get anxious about moving, and how to deal with that: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/living-the-questions/201703/ten-simple-tips-manage-the-stress-moving. Some people are not accustomed to packing and carrying things. Others may not have the time to deal with that. Sometimes moving is complicated because of traveling to another city orRead More →

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Things seem to be expanding quickly on the homestead! I expected this to be the case while getting our homesteading family set up but it will probably slow down as fall arrives and we settle down to wait. Waiting for plants to grow and animals to mature! While there are some projects that we can rush, mother nature isn’t one of them! This is probably a good thing since the kids have recently started virtual school and that takes up a good bit of time. Homesteading Family – What We’ve Done This Month This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase afterRead More →

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The symptoms of this virus are so variable that we had a hard time learning what it’s all about. Or, to be more accurate, the knowledge of the virus has changed so much that we misunderstood the early warning signs. We know that wearing a mask and gloves is important. We thought that it wouldn’t make a difference back in March, but now, it’s mandatory for good reason. We also know that it’s not just a loss of smell, but our sight that can also be hindered or altered by the virus. That has to make you think. How healthy are you in these threeRead More →

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All vegetables are good for you. At the very least they are all a better choice than candy, soda, and pastries! However, when you are following a Keto based diet there are some vegetables that are better for you than others! For people who are new the keto lifestyle and trying to navigate keto macros, keto sweeteners, and the different types of keto figuring out what types of vegetables are good and which are filled with carbs can be challenging. Here at Tales From Home, we like to try and make things simple. Here are our top ten Keto-friendly vegetables! If you’re looking to plantRead More →

saving money a matter of habit

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Debt is not always a bad thing, sometimes it’s inevitable in today’s world. However, when it starts to grow it can be a huge source of stress. Here, we’re going to look at the tips and tricks you can try to make your growing debt a lot less scary and to help you break free and enjoy financial freedom again. If you are reading this article then odds are you have already tried to scrimp, save, and budget your debt into management. If not, I highly suggest you look into those options first! Learning to budget and manage your spending habits is an invaluable skillRead More →

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While we all want our homes to look good and be comfortable, arguably the most important part of our home is that they are safe. We want to feel safe and secure in our homes, and not need to worry. The rates of property crime have indeed fallen, but there is still a risk that you will be victimized. As a result, you need to take logical steps to make your home as safe as possible to protect your family and your belongings. Thankfully, there are a variety of things that can be done to help your home feel a little safer. This article isRead More →

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As part of our homesteading journey, we want to explore a lot of different DIY self-sufficient projects! In fact, part of the reason I got the two goats was with the intention of milking them when they came of age! With homegrown milk comes the option to make homemade cheese! Of course, we won’t be able to make cheese from our goat’s milk for a while longer, perhaps next fall. But that wasn’t going to stop me from trying things out a bit early and it turns out that making your own homemade cheese – while a bit time consuming, isn’t very hard at all!Read More →