On a cold, drizzly, gray day in February two chefs were dropped off at the Urban Homestead.
See what happens when they have to whip up a tasty meal with ingredients from the garden and pantry in this “foodie’s” drama.
It’s so human nature for folks to be curious. Ever use someone’s bathroom and curious as to what’s in their medicine cabinet?
Well, what we try to over here at Little Homestead in the City is let you take a peek into our lives through musing and photos (lots of photos!) By writing and showing first [...]
Well, since Justin isn’t here to explain the goings on in the photos (he’s out visiting a local beekeeping supply company with a friend – more on that later) I can share with you photos and all that I know is going on with his latest tinkerings.
He finally figured out the missing part that was [...]
One of those days which are the same as the day before and the one before. Same dress (low impact living), same place, same thing…
Hmmm, sounds to me like a popular 90’s movie?
More planting, harvesting & preserving going on.
Stay tuned for details, photos and more.
Note: this post is not a complaint – just stating the [...]
Outdoor solar shower circa 2003
The weather’s been very pleasant lately – very odd thing to say in July. Saturday night we witness a lightning storm in the mountains just north of us as some tropical moisture moved up from Mexico. We didn’t get any rain though.
With the warmer temperatures, the indoor bathing facilities are no [...]
It’s been nearly 5 years since we self installed 12 solar panels on top of the garage. A worthwhile investment on our part, thanks to the City of Pasadena. The City generously rebated 2/3rd of the cost of the system. Hey locals! The City’s solar rebate program is still available with even better incentives.
On the [...]
I know from past comments, the unplugged kitchen holds a fascination with some our readers. Like I blabbed in the Video the urban homestead’s kitchen has only one plug in appliance and that is our ENERGY STAR (efficient) fridge. Some of the plugless “appliances” featured on the NY TIMES Video can be purchased via our [...]
Some Bold Steps to Make Your Carbon Footprint Smaller
Help us help others. Spread the word about PathtoFreedom.com urban sustainability mission and the urban homesteading lifestyle (unforunately, NY Times failed to mention the website). Share this video with your all friends, family and anyone interested in making the world a better place to live. Together we can make [...]
