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New Year Folk Traditions!
New Year’s Eve is the end of the Yuletide in our house. It is our tradition to start the new year with fire to burn away the leftover issues of the old year and to offer up intentions for the…
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Our Newsletter!
We are trying to play a game of catch up atm! I have added a link up above titled Newsletter, there you will find the first 6 issues of our newsletter! Today i uploaded the latest issue number 6. We…
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HomeFront Newsletter No 5
Welcome to Issue No 5 of our newsletter version of Homefront publications. We are going to focus on recipes, some cute pagan shenanigans we will do for the Ostara, along with some traditions that our families are doing at this…
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HomeFront Issue Number 13 is MISSING
Look Out For New Content in 2021
We are sorry for the lack of new contact, we condensed a few new issues into newsletters that can be found at wau14.com, we will give the site a re-haul in the new year, thank you for the continued support,…
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Yule Safety for our Fuzzy Friends
For all who are wanting to bring a new pet into the home. It is strongly recommended you bring your new pet in a few days before or after the holiday, should you choose to do the” Look what Santa…
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Guidelines for a healthy pregnancy
Concern about drug use during pregnancy has greatly increased in recent years as we have become more aware, that many drugs affect not only the mother who takes them, but also her unborn child. The effect a drug has on…
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The Ash tree
Down to the deepest depths I peered I know I hung on that windy tree, Swung there for nine long nights. Wounded by my own blade Bloodied for Odin. Myself an offering to myself. Bound to that tree That no…
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Yule Celebration Teen Recipes
Morning Julegroed 4 cups milk A couple of almonds, finely chopped 1 rounded teaspoon of butter/margarine 1/4 cup sugar 1 cup washed white rice A pinch of cinnamon powder 1/2 cup thick cream In a large saucepan, heat the milk…
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Boredom Busters
Treasure Rocks 1 cup used coffee grounds 1/4 cup sand, 1/2 cup salt 1 cup flour 1 cup water. Stir till doughy, add more flour if necessary to make a stiff dough. Shape in balls. Make a hole in the…
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Homeschooling Curriculums (Part1)
This column will be the first in a series of age appropriate homeschool curriculum that I have first hand experience with. Some will be positive and some will be negative since a lot of times we are using a company…
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Zürich Geschnetzeltes – A Swiss Dish
Ingredients: 21 oz. veal, sliced by hand 2 tablespoons butter, salt, pepper 1 onion 3/4 cup white wine 3/4 cup cream a few drops of lemon juice 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Preparation: Saute the thinly sliced veal on all sides…
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Violence In Relationships
This topic, violence towards women, is something that unfortunately occurs also in the WN movement. I personally know few women that have experienced violence – both mental and physical – from their partners. Leaving such relationship is not always as…
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You Now Have a Toddler
1. Your Child may now be able to understand how one concept relates to another. This will make it much easier for you to teach them house rules such as: “Hot” objects will “hurt you” when touched.They’ll start remembering that…
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Home Pride – An Expression of Heritage
Our home is the most central outward expression of the love and pride we have for our family and race. Whether we live in a big house of our own, a small rental, or a city apartment, all can be…
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