by Millie Copper | Jan 29, 2014 | food thoughts, Life in Wyoming, Working From Home
This is the third installment in my series on working from home. You can read post 1 here and post 2 here. When people find out that I work from home they often ask HOW I do it. Not how did I get started or what do I do but how do I actually work from home with a...
by Millie Copper | Jan 22, 2014 | 20 Acre Homestead, Around the Homestead, Life in Wyoming, Two Acre Homestead, Working From Home
Be sure to read How We Got Here- Part 1 The summer of 2010 was a pivotal year for us. That year we embarked on raising our own chickens for meat. After watching the movie Food, Inc (that’s an affiliate link) over the winter we knew that we did not want to...
by Millie Copper | Nov 13, 2013 | 20 Acre Homestead, Around the Homestead, Life in Wyoming, Two Acre Homestead
This post was originally on my short lived homesteading blog. I’ve updated it with current information after the last gardening season. Gardening is still a challenge but each year gets a little bit better. This post does contain affiliate links. Thank you for...
by Millie Copper | Oct 11, 2013 | Life in Wyoming, Working From Home
Something very exciting but can also be very nerve racking is deciding on the ‘perfect’ position to work from home. This post is the second in a series. In the first post I shared my experiences with working from home. In this post, I hope to give you some ideas for...
by Millie Copper | Oct 4, 2013 | Life in Wyoming, Working From Home
I get a quite a few emails from people wondering how I started working from home. In fact, this is probably the question I get second most often (the question ask I’m asked most often is how do you eat so many beans?). I decided it was time to post about working...
by Millie Copper | Oct 1, 2013 | Around the Homestead, Life in Wyoming
Over this last year we’ve been working on re-doing our little kitchen. When we bought this house ( a used double wide that we got for cheap) it was all rather dated looking. The walls were almost all done in lovely brown paneling and the entire house (except for...