Category: Family Wisdom and Old Fashioned How To

Ever have something that you wanted to share that didn’t quite fit into any specific category? Me too! Well this is where you will find those little bits of wisdom and old fashioned know how to that have been passed down, but don’t quite fit in with anything else. I hope you enjoy :)

Growing in the Garden: Lessons from the Sages

There’s just something about getting your hands down in a freshly plowed field and pulling the earth to your nose that connects you with all of the living things that were there before you. You can almost feel the hands of your ancestors on your shoulders encouraging you and remind you that you can do this, just as they did.

Calling All Sewers!!!

So here is the ask…I am asking anyone who is able to sew to work with me, and the other efforts linked below to help provide these essential protective items to our nation’s medical care providers.

3 Ingredient Disinfectant Spray

I have used it for years on all kinds of surfaces from handbags to backpacks, shoes and more. Use it to wipe down your counters and handles, even your baby’s highchair tray without having to wash it afterward.

National Pride and Gardening

For us to be able to have pride in our nation, we have to have something that we are working towards together. At this current moment we are working to keep the supply chain going amidst the pandemic outbreak of COVID-19. This is especially visible in the grocery stores.

Amazingly Ordinary: The Real Women Who Inspire Me

Everyone has a story worth telling, no matter how humble their beginning, or end. Join me as I start the journey of sharing with you the stories of the real women who inspire me to do what I do every day.

5 Easy Steps to Help You Prepare for Life’s Craziest Times

Ever wonder how some people always seem to have it together when personal disaster hits? In this article I’ll break down the 5 steps we take to be prepared for anything life throws at us. Join me on the TreadlingHome-stead as I share personal stories and tried and true tips passed down to me from my family, along with a few new ones I’ve learned on my own.