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Continue reading →: Home Front Solutions
I’ve stolen this idea from another. The Home Front Historian. She has an inspiring page over on Instagram. The reason for this list is to simply slow down and live life more simply. It’s more of a guide to being more present, living slower, having less and really taking care…
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Continue reading →: Starting Our Allotment: A Step Back to Move Forward
This week marks the beginning of a new chapter—we’ve taken on an allotment! It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, and it feels like the right time to go back to something simpler. I’ve always been drawn to the spirit of wartime Britain and the “Dig for Victory”…
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Continue reading →: Learning to live with less: The Art of Making Do and Mending
In a world that often encourages excess, learning to live with less is both a challenge and a gift. Whether for financial, environmental, or personal reasons, embracing simplicity can lead to a more meaningful and resourceful way of life. One of the best ways to start is by reviving an…
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Continue reading →: Hello and welcome.
I thought i’d introduce myself. My name is Cheryl. Mum, daughter, partner, and witch. I have a love for all things old, especially the 1920s, 30s & and 40s. I love the simple way of living. Just having what enough of what you need and making do and mending with…
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I’m Cheryl
Welcome to Rooted in Rations. Here you will find all kinds of posts about slowing down, growing my own and finding out how it was done before, Whether its recipes, books or thrifty ration ways. We will celebrate the seasons, and live a fuller meaningful life.
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