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Our favorite articles about fall in Northeast Texas posted on TexasHomesteader.com

Halloween Decorating – Homestead Style!

by Texas Homesteader ~

We don’t typically decorate for Halloween, but the weaning calves weren’t hearing of it.

We weren't going to decorate for Halloween but the calves would't hear of it. They presented their own rendition of 'Spooky Haybale' #TexasHomesteader

They did their own rendition of ‘Spooky Hay Bale’.

Good job, kids!

~TxH~

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5 Easy Ways To Preserve Fresh Apples & Delicious Apple Dessert Recipes Too!

by Texas Homesteader ~ 

Fall is apple season! Preserving those sweet apples is a great way to enjoy that fresh flavor all year long. I’m sharing my 5 favorite ways to preserve apples as well as our favorite apple recipes to enjoy them in season. 

Come see my 5 favorite ways to preserve fresh apples. #TexasHomesteader

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Fruit Leather Roll-ups Are Healthy & Fun To Make Preserving Apples Delicious!

by Texas Homesteader ~ 

Making fruit rollups using plain applesauce makes a healthy snack option for kids and adults alike. I’ll share step-by-step instructions, let me show you how easy it is to make fun fruit roll-ups! 

In preserving all the fresh apples my aunt shared with us, I decided to make fruit leather roll ups. It was easy! #TexasHomesteader

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September 11th – We Will Not Forget

by Texas Homesteader ~

September 11th has become a somber day of remembrance. What were YOU doing on that fateful day?  I’ve written before about my experience with that horrible day. September 11th, 2001.  A day I’ll never forget.  Do you remember where you were on that day?

My prayers continue for our beloved country, that we may always remember who we are. We're Americans. That's what's important! #TexasHomesteader

But although those memories are painful, they’re still part of our history.  In those days of horror there was a real, shining thing to see.  We witnessed real American moxxy.  We came together as a nation.  We dropped our petty bickering about the trivial matters of the day and we came together to help each other.  We quit being ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ and just became Americans.  Strong.  Proud.  Americans.

My prayers continue for our beloved country, that we may always remember who we are.  We’re Americans!

~TxH~

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