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Could you be a 'Hillbilly Housewife'

moanymoany
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While searching for a Christian fundamentalist housewife's site that was on one of the threads I found this little gem. Maggie, the hillbilly housewife, is not as preachy as the other one and has some funny observations to make. She also lives on a budget, has been in debt and finds it difficult to always make ends meet.
Click on 'other goodies', boy, does this woman moneysave.
It also gives a very different picture of how awful it is to be hard up in the USA.
Anyway, here's the thing - could you by a hillbilly housewife. I may well give it a try and will get my sewing machine out later to run up a couple of 50's style aprons. I only have the yorkie to get into line and I don't know how he'll take to it, but I'm going to give it a go.
Fortunately, since my op I don't need to have the pattern for home made sanitary towels!:eek:
Here's the link
http://hillbillyhousewife.com/
Will somebody please pass the biscuits?
Click on 'other goodies', boy, does this woman moneysave.
It also gives a very different picture of how awful it is to be hard up in the USA.
Anyway, here's the thing - could you by a hillbilly housewife. I may well give it a try and will get my sewing machine out later to run up a couple of 50's style aprons. I only have the yorkie to get into line and I don't know how he'll take to it, but I'm going to give it a go.
Fortunately, since my op I don't need to have the pattern for home made sanitary towels!:eek:
Here's the link
http://hillbillyhousewife.com/
Will somebody please pass the biscuits?
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I love the site, despite it being very america, and look at it fairly regularly - but I doubt very much if I could completely emulate everything she says.
I have tried some of the recipes and they have all gone down well with my kids.0 -
I have the HBH site bookmarked as a way of cheering myself up! As you said, it must be so hard to be broke in the USA but maybe the country location helps.
I am very impressed by her menu but can't persuade OM to try re-fried beans.
Good luck with your experiment - I think I will make an apron this afternoon, instead of the morsbag I've got cut out!I can cook and sew, make flowers grow.0 -
Oh wow, what a great site, thanks for posting that as I'd never seen it before. Ok it is a tad American but some very interesting stuff. Some of the recipes sound lovelyOne day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
hi all
just gonna click on this site is sounds really good, thanks
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what a fab site - thanks!0
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I like this site too. I think it was Halloweenqueen who alerted me to it a while back. I've actually been looking at apron patterns this morning and am all fired up with enthusiasm to make myself some.0
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If you find the fundamentalist's website again, could you post the link? I followed a link from MSE once in the past and found it very entertaining, and I'd like to have another look, but can't find the link now...0
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There are loads of American Christian fundamentalist sites out there. They hold a strange fascination for me -I'm both attracted to and repelled by them. Weird.0
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Gosh! I'm pretty impressed! Though I have to say (and I'm not a small bloke) that I probably wouldn't be able to move after that amount and type of food. It feels (and since it's there to fill people up) like massive amounts of stodge!
I could make it better myself at home. All I need is a small aubergine...
I moved to Liverpool for a better life.
And goodness, it's turned out to be better and busier!0 -
what an interesting website! its now bookmarked0
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