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@homey-honey
I love you pre-Autumn. I love you first chilly night after a hot day. I love you first crunchy leaves on the ground while the trees are still green. I love cicadas. I love you crickets. I love you dusk sneaking in earlier for the first time. I love you deep sigh of relief after summer.
it….is a disservice to me the way young ppl aren’t taught basic skills anymore. I was talking w my mom how people aren’t taught how to make their own clothes, mend a sweater, or sew a button anymore. How to make meals out of whatever is in your kitchen, how to forage where you live, what’s in season locally, how to do basic household maintenance and repairs….the industrial revolution and its consequences
I'm just thinking out loud here, but it seems to have less to do with the industrial revolution and more to do with women leaving the home. When homemakers stopped seeing their work as valuable, and society decided only a corporate career has value, we stopped teaching these things. A hallmark of communism is that only work for the collective and state matter. Work for the joy of work, work for others, and working for our hearths and home was and is devalued. And then we have generation after generation who don't know how to tend, keep, or comfort, because we believed it wasn't important. I'm sure the industrial revolution played a part in this, because history is this huge woven tapestry where everything effects everything, but we women should never have left our hearths. That's where warmth and comfort and strength come from.
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by astrailor_jp
I am wishing all of you a wonderful and peaceful February. May it be filled with a lot of bowls of warming soup, soft bread and lovely moments. Please be kind to yourself and others and do not forget that you are worthy of anything good. ♡
New homemakers: it's completely normal to feel lost/overwhelmed in the beginning.
It's ok if you feel like you have no idea what you're doing. It's ok if you had underestimated this whole thing.
It's going to take time. You'll get a feel for it soon enough.
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Loré Pemberton on Instagram
something so feminine about resting a laundry basket on your hip.
does that make sense?
Kate (@longestacresfarm)
