Gardening, cooking, homesteading notes
Creating a sourdough starter is as much about patience and observation as it is about ingredients. This guide walks you through the process, troubleshooting common issues, and shows how maintaining a living starter can become a daily ritual that rewards you with delicious bread.
Choosing simple over easy isn’t about deprivation. It’s about focus, presence, and doing what matters most. From spending time outside to cooking from scratch and reducing distractions, simplicity creates a life that feels solid and intentional.
Resisting the urge to constantly be productive allows space for rest, reflection, and small joys. This post explores how embracing unstructured time has changed daily life, parenting, and the way I approach work, helping to cultivate a slower, more intentional rhythm.
A straightforward, approachable sourdough recipe for beginners. This post emphasizes feel, patience, and routine over perfection, showing how baking bread can become a calming, rewarding practice in daily life.
Life moves fast, but slowing down allows you to notice the small joys, appreciate your surroundings, and live more intentionally. This post shares personal insights into why deceleration leads to richer, more meaningful experiences.
Doing small, deliberate tasks by hand provides focus, satisfaction, and a break from mental clutter. This post explores how simple work—gardening, building, cooking—offers clarity and balance in a complicated world.