by No Ordinary Homestead | Jan 29, 2024 | DIY, Family, Homesteading Life, House & Home
Oh, diving into the homeownership pool is like joining this super-secret club where the only way to fit in is by hanging onto your sanity for dear life. Let me tell you, we all gab about the big stuff, like battling the wilderness in your backyard or playing...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Sep 11, 2023 | Expat Life, Family, Homesteading Life, House & Home
Hawaii, Greece, Canada – all around the world, people are losing homes to uncontrollable wildfires. While this is not the first time that the hot summer temperatures have been scorching the Earth’s greenery, the catastrophe of this year’s proportions has not been...
by No Ordinary Homestead | May 16, 2023 | Americas, Expat Life, Family, Homesteading Life, Self, Travel
Are you seeking a place where vibrant history meets stunning coastal landscapes? Look no further than the enchanting island of Malta. Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta is a treasure trove of ancient architecture, crystal-clear waters, and a welcoming...
by No Ordinary Homestead | May 8, 2023 | Decluttering, DIY, Family, Homesteading Life, House & Home
With the rising energy cost, homeowners are looking for creative ways to reduce their bills. One of the most effective methods is through window treatments that help increase a building’s energy efficiency. With careful consideration, you can choose window treatments...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Feb 1, 2023 | Decorating, DIY, Family, Homesteading Life, House & Home
Do you ever walk into a home and immediately smell something wonderful, clean, and inviting? You get that vibe that makes your home feel safe, comfortable, and cozy. But how do you create such an atmosphere? The good news is that it doesn’t have to be...
by No Ordinary Homestead | May 12, 2022 | Family, Garden, Homesteading Life, House & Home
If you have pigeons roosting on your porch, they can cause plenty of problems. It can be hard to remove them once they’re there as they tend to stay close to where they are born and don’t migrate. Your porch probably provides cozy places for them to nest, and they are...