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Blessings Buzz
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
The Old Schoolhouse magazine will be publishing a review of the Homestead Blessings Collection, Volume 2 in their March issue. Here’s part of what they’ll be saying:
“With these DVDs, you too can learn about growing herbs, gardening, and canning while enjoying some homespun hospitality and southern charm with Vicki, Jasmine, Hannah, and CeCe West, a delightful mother/daughter(s) team from Tennessee.”
“Their obvious love for family and home is truly a blessing.”
“The DVDs are well worth the money for what you get—a storehouse of knowledge and practical skills that can be used for a lifetime. Priceless.”
“I already own and have enjoyed the Homestead Blessings Collection: Volume 1 covering bread baking, candle making, and soap making. Now I am thrilled to have Volume 2 on my shelf as well as a resource that I can use over and over again. Highly recommended!”