Homesteading and Sustainability?  What do those two words mean to you?  They may conjure up pictures of barefoot hippies living in communes so far removed from your normal that those words aren’t even relevant to you.  Would you be surprised to learn that along with our barefoot, hippy friends there are moms and dads, professionals and homemakers, children and students, grandmas and aunts, bosses and blue collar workers all longing and working towards a lifestyle based around self sustaining cycles of security and provision?  People, just like you, who are using homesteading and sustainability to create a net of safety and abundance, wherever they live and in whatever ways are meaningful for them.  So, let’s see what that looks like. Continue reading “Homesteading and Sustainability” →