Oh, what a glorious spring day! The kind of day where the sun feels like a warm hug from heaven, the rhubarb is stretching toward the light like it’s had its morning coffee, and the birds are holding choir practice in every tree. Days like this always get me thinking—especially about the lost art of…
Mother’s Day is a special day for most of us. Whether you’re a mother yourself, you have (or had) a mother, or you’ve mothered in a way that doesn’t follow the traditional script—this day carries deep meaning. Even if your mother is no longer with you, today is still a day to celebrate her. Her…
This content emphasizes the ease of making nutritious broth from vegetable scraps, promoting a self-sufficient lifestyle without the need for excessive effort. It outlines a simple four-step process: collecting scraps, cooking, simmering, and storing. The practice is not only budget-friendly but also a comforting way to reduce waste and reclaim one’s culinary power.
The content discusses the fluctuating emotional states of healing and how gardening can provide solace. It introduces three resilient plants: mint, calendula, and chives, which symbolize understanding and compassion. These low-maintenance plants thrive despite neglect, reminding us that healing is a journey that doesn’t require perfection, just persistence.
5 Freezer Habits That Save Me $25 a Month (and Keep Me from DoorDash-ing My Feelings) Because emotional spending tastes like fries but costs like regret. Look, I get it. There are days when the very idea of cooking feels like someone asked you to rebuild a barn with a butter knife. The couch calls,…
Spoiler: You don’t need acreage to find peace in a pot of parsley Let’s clear something up right away: you do not need a sprawling, Instagrammable garden with raised beds, trellises, and chickens named after country singers to start healing. All you need is a pot, a bit of soil, and a whisper of willingness.…
Welcome to Life Changes On Main (A blog for women growing tomatoes, sanity, and maybe themselves) Well hello there, friend. If you’ve found your way here, chances are life has recently taken a turn.Maybe a big one.Maybe a quiet one that no one else seemed to notice—but you sure did. Maybe you woke up one…