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Spend life well in home and body.
Are you ready to take control of your home, your food and your health? Are you just starting to explore some of the limitless possibilities of independence?
A Pleasing Life is dedicated to offering resources for homesteading and natural healthy living.
A Pleasing Life is about a life that is a true pleasure: for you, for your family and before God. There are many topics to cover here and I will be updating them often. If you don’t see what you want PLEASE let me know. Because, I care and I will do my best to get you accurate and practical information and tools. Spend life well in home and body.
Life is a gift. The gift is meant to be spent, so spend it well. Live with gusto. Give with gusto. At the end of the day you will feel that satisfying tiredness of a day, of a life, well spent.
I live on a twenty-something acre plot of land in central Maine where I grow a substantial amount of my own food and eat clean without being rigid about it. I live on a budget and try to shop local. Shopping local on a budget can be difficult in a rural area without easy access to big box stores. Shopping local doesn’t have to mean dull meals, but it does take some planning. I am excited about helping you prepare tasteful and enjoyable meals that flow naturally with the seasons.
Do you want to cook lovely but inexpensive and easy meals right at home? Because there is nothing better than sharing the bond of friendship in the comfort of a home. I am working on recipes and meal plans to help you enjoy your home table.
Is you home a place to practice hospitality? In other words, do you have the resources in your kitchen to throw a meal together? I’m not talking about entertaining, but rather just sharing what you have with others in a pleasing way.
Or, thinking about your health, Would you like to have more energy, or lower you cholesterol or blood sugar? I am looking forward to helping you take control of your life and your health.
While you are here, stop by the Pleasing Souls page and check out the devotionals.
Most importantly, take some time and look around. Then, give me some feed back, because I’m always looking to improve what I give to you.
