Exploring the Beauty of Homemaking

🧵🧺🧸 homemaking (noun): the creation and management of a home, especially as a pleasant place in which to live 🧸 🧺 🧵 married 1.2.2021 ♡ baby B due 11.6.2021 ♡ 🌼🌼 things I find pretty and that I look up to as well as my personal journey growing into the roles of wife and mother 🌼🌼

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11.4.2020 Updated 7.1.2021

About This Blog (and Me)

First and foremost, I feel that I need to clarify the intentions of this blog and where I am coming from.

This blog is an outlet for me to explore the beauty and art of homemaking.

I do not:

Identify as tradfem

Think homemaking is for women only

Think that a woman's place is in the home; I think that it can be if they choose, like I choose

Believe that I should be subservient to men or even my husband, but I can choose to serve him out of love and respect

I am:

Pro-choice

Pro-BLM, anti-racist, and anti-nazi

A member of the LGBT+ community and welcome all other members and allies; TERFs can exit now

A SFW space

If you have a problem with any of that, DNI. Please exit my blog peacefully.

Other cool stuff about me:

I work full-time from home as an editor for an educational publication company

I hold a degree in Environmental Science with minors in Biology and Chemistry

I married the love of my life on January 2nd, 2021

I'm due with my first child, a little boy, November 6th, 2021

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Little Ways to Bring Sustainability into Cottagecore. 🍄📚☀️📖☕️

•Make your own bread/baking/food (especially things that can only be found plastic wrapped)

•Make your laundry detergent and dish soap, or buy eco friendly ones

•Buy in bulk with your own containers

•Use glass and metal containers to store things in, as opposed to plastic

•~*C O M P O S T*~

•Buy local and trade with neighbours to keep business small and purposeful

•Reuse, repair, and repurpose old stuff

•Spend more time outside and less time wasting electricity

•Permaculture gardens!!!

•Go thrifting and antiquing before buying new

•Buy cute lil totes (especially from local artists) and stop using plastic bags

•Be mindful of what you’re consuming. Food and fashion wise, and otherwise. Take note of what you truly want or need.

•Hang your clothes on a line to dry

•Learn to hem and mend your own clothing

•Educate yourself on water conservation (especially in gardens)

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“The strength mothers have…the strength of their bodies, their emotions, their soul. Not to mention the depth. All of it is pure inspiration💮

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