Important household skills, and the amount of people concerned with learning them, have majorly declined over the past century. Skills such as cooking and baking from scratch, repairing things, growing food, sewing or knitting clothes, and creating goods like candles and soap don’t seem to be on the priority lists of many anymore.
It’s easy to see why – modern times have us distracted with other important things, and to give us more time to deal with these distractions, companies have made much quicker, easier, and more automated ways of getting things done. Continue reading
If you had lots of unexpected free time on your hands, what would you do? What would you learn?
If your Christmas wish list is average, it’s divided into roughly three categories: big-ticket items, smaller items, and 
The year 2020 has brought about many changes. One of the most exciting is the number of people embarking on new journeys toward a simpler life.
September is National Preparedness Month. So, in celebration, we’ve gathered up our top posts all about being prepared, from providing safe water to emergency lighting. 
