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March 14, 2018March 15, 2018 BedheadHomestead

Basic Water Kefir Brewing

March 3, 2017March 14, 2018 BedheadHomestead

Hiya, Cait here. I write about food, herbs, textiles, and homelife. Bedhead is the style of choice around these parts as basically every aspect of our life revolves around getting to bed time alive or wishing my three hooligans would sleep just a little longer. Thanks for reading!
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A finally functional studio space 🤩😍🎉 I am a lucky lady!

My bread has come a long way since my first brick loaf. 🎉 This is rye and einkorn sourdough boule. #foodie #sourdoughbread #healingfood #westonaprice #foodshouldtastegood #youdeservethebestfood

Tell me, what's your favorite (or infamous) ironic "adulting" moment? We stayed up really late last night reworking our budget so we ran out of energy to finish the dishes. This morning we have no water and aren't quite sure what the problem is. We have a well so it could be a lot of things. And my husband had to go to work. Now I'm attempting to tackle the kitchen which was actually a way bigger mess than what is pictured. I find myself wondering if the well actually went out before we even went to bed 😂🤔. #ironic #adulting

I designed a re-writable alphabet printable that you can get in my shop. Bonus, my four year old who NEVER wants to do what we're doing loves coloring these letters during our breakfast lessons 💪. Go here to find it: https://bedheadhomestead.com/2019/10/29/re-writable-alphabet-pages/ (or click the link in my IG bio). Thanks for the menu inspiration @treehouse_schoolhouse!

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I made a little notebook called "the question book" after I realized that any time we were commuting somewhere or just discussing in general we all have on average a million questions a day. And as soon as we got home I would promptly forget everything we discussed. So I began writing down questions so we could reference back and research when the time was more convenient. One question was "Why did God make Halloween?" Which I thought a very interesting question...I don't think God made Halloween, humans did. We learned that Halloween began thousands of years ago with the Celts as a festival to celebrate the end of summer and the bringing in of the dark half of the year. They would have huge bonfires and celebrate the harvest. They would also put out food on their doorsteps to welcome their deceased loved ones and to appease bad spirits. This festival was called Samhain (Sow-wan)...more in comments

Progress. Hear more in my stories 😊 #woodworkingmom #ilovewood #homereno #refinishedfurniture #vintagetable

Finally a bit of closure on at least one room. 🙌🥰 The shelves need to be tweaked a bit to get the flow just right. But the shelves came out so beautifully! @officerberkeley is my favorite design partner

A miracle. We purchased this hodgepodge used washer/dryer set for $50 understanding that the dryer needed to be serviced. Something about the heat was off. The rainy season is threatening and so line drying our clothes was becoming a bit of a headache. It still isn't vented permanently outside yet, but we finally replaced the plug and put the vent pipe outside the back door so I could dry our laundry today. The dryer just worked. This rarely happens for me. It JUST worked 🤩✨#ITJUSTWORKED

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