The Benefits of Homeschooling: More Than Just Time Spent Together

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In the hustle of daily life, the time parents get to spend actively engaging with their children can seem fleeting. Recent statistics reveal that parents generally spend around 1.45 hours per day on primary caregiving activities with their children [oai_citation:1,Table 9. Time adults spent caring for household children as a primary activity by sex, age, …

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Optimizing Wilderness Cleanup: Transitioning from Hand Saw to Sawzall”

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Nature can sometimes be as demanding as it is beautiful, especially when dealing with the aftermath of a storm. In my latest cleanup, I took on the fallen trees with just a hand saw. While it got the job done, the effort made me reconsider my tool choices. Using a hand saw allowed for portability …

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Sustainable Cooking: Pork Ramen with Peppers Using Leftover Pork Bones

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Introduction: In today’s kitchen, nothing feels more rewarding than using every part of your ingredients to create something spectacular. This Pork Ramen with Peppers recipe is a prime example of how sustainable cooking practices can lead to deliciously comforting meals. By using leftover pork bones and fat from previous meals, not only do we minimize …

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A Day in the Life: Hunting with Kids and the Essential Gear We Carry

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Hunting is more than a pursuit of game; it’s a way to connect with nature and pass on traditions. Today, I want to share a glimpse into a day of hunting with my kids, highlighting not only the excitement of the chase but also the importance of safety, preparation, and respect for nature. Gear Breakdown: …

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Introduction:

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As homeowners, we sometimes face the challenge of minor roof damage, like missing shingles, at the least convenient times. With winter around the corner and a full roof replacement planned for the warmer months, a temporary fix is essential to prevent further damage and keep our homes protected from the elements. In this post, I’ll …

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The Midnight Bacon Hack: From Late-Night Snack to Cast Iron Seasoning

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Introduction: There’s something irresistibly comforting about the aroma of bacon sizzling on the stove, especially during a late-night kitchen rendezvous. Whether you’re satisfying a midnight craving or prepping for future meals, bacon does more than just tantalize your taste buds—it can also be a key ingredient in maintaining your beloved cast iron cookware. In this …

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Finding Peace in the Pines: The Transformative Power of Forest Bathing

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At Wild Heart Legacy, we often talk about the thrill of the hunt and the anticipation of tracking the elusive white-tailed deer through the dense Canadian forests. But not every hunt ends with a trophy; sometimes, we return empty-handed. Yet, is a day spent in nature ever truly wasted? Absolutely not. Today, I want to …

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