Category Archives: Those in the Home

Potty Training

by Michelle Posted on March 27, 2011

I blamed the frequent night-time urination for the reason we stopped using cloth diapers. But, in retrospect, I think it might have been the poop. I hate poop. Let me repeat myself. I H.A.T.E POOP! Hate it. Really really hate … Continue reading →

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Living on Credit

by Michelle Posted on February 22, 2011

Budget, budget, budget – crisis. It seems, today, everywhere you look, everyone is suffering from a budget crisis. Business, non-profits, families, single people, countries. What I found most interesting about this concept, right now, is the emotional stress it causes … Continue reading →

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I am an Urban Homesteader

by Michelle Posted on February 21, 2011

I know what to do. I know where the resources are. I’ve written, somewhat extensively on the subject. Today: I am an Urban Homesteader. In 2008, I self-published my first of two books with Dr. Deborah Tolman. With her knowledge … Continue reading →

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