Homesteading doesn’t have to mean doing everything. Sometimes it’s just one small skill that makes life a little steadier. 👇 One line: What’s ONE simple skill you’re working on right now (or want to learn next)? Canning, bread, food storage, gardening, slowing down meals, using what you already have — anything counts. Simple answers welcome. Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

Let's welcome in @Autumne Shaw , @Jean Phyllis R. Cardona , and @Work With Lizzy . Please tell us a bit about yourselves. We have a few poles going on if you would give some feed back that helps me know what direction we should be heading as we move in to spring.

I hate making posts like this but I need to be transparent about these things. We lost one of the baby goats, she looked strong and was nursing well but sometimes there are things I miss or the universe decideds nope not this one. I don't know if it could have been prevented but I do know she wasn't ment for this world. Nature does as it wants and sometimes I find when there are 3 one dosen't make it. I'm not sharing this for sympathy and I'm not sad, we are no strangers to loss on the homestead. If you plan to do this you need to prepare yourselves for it because it will always happen.