The Coming Storm
Kathy Harrison
December 29, 2014
Homesteader Kathy takes a moment of peace before a big winter snowstorm rolls in.
Authors
Let’s Hear Those Sleigh Bells Jingling!
Jenna Woginrich at Lehmans Country Life
December 24, 2014
Merlin was a Yuletide dream, something picked from the page of a glossy book one Christmas season.
Upcycle Old Tshirts for Thoughtful Gift!
Karen Johnson
December 1, 2014
Make a Tshirt quilt for a special holiday gift. We have the simple tutorial right here.
Lehman’s: When You Want to Think Out of The Big Box
Glenda Lehman Ervin
November 7, 2014
Glenda Lehman Ervin, our vice-president of marketing, shares her memories of a favorite store tour, and introducing folks to the Lehman’s idea of quality and value.
From College Kitchen to Our Dinner Table
Sarah Nussbaum
October 15, 2014
Sarah’s still cooking her college favorites–now for her husband and family. Thrifty and tasty, you’ll love them too.
“Bright” Idea: Storm Prep AND Adorable!
Karen Johnson
October 13, 2014
Made in Germany, Fueuerhand Lanterns are quite possibly the absolute cutest emergency supply ever. At just 10.5″ inches high, with a 5 1/4″ inch diameter fuel tank, I love that these little darlings fit anywhere.
Fall’s Deep Cleaning Solution
Karen Johnson
October 10, 2014
One of the best cleaning “solutions” I use is one that my grandmother and my mother taught me: a solution of water, vinegar, and baking soda. It’s easy to make, and I put together enough for a day’s work–a couple of gallons all together.
4 Simple Steps to Cure And Keep Winter Squash
Kevin Wright
September 26, 2014
It is hard to believe that summer has wound down, and we’re all looking at fall gardening chores already. One of those fall
Who Needs A Weed-Eater? Scything Caesar Creek 1
Thea
August 29, 2014
Thea was looking to expand her horseriding boundaries. And she does it herself, with a snath and scythe, traditional mowing tools.
The Wheels On The Bus…
Christi Michaels
August 27, 2014
Christi’s youngest daughter has severe food allergies, and she’s starting kindergarten. How does the family cope? With prior planning, rather well.
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