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Where to from here?

November 21, 2022 eric
Where to from here?
We live in an apartment currently and do not have an RV. That means no camping on weekends even, no camping at all. Our apartment is roughly 1,000 square feet, we have loud neighbors that fight, smoke marijuana in their...
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Devising a Power Plan

October 14, 2021October 14, 2021 eric
Devising a Power Plan
We currently live in an apartment in Florida. We pay all utilities which is really just electric, water, and communication. Our temperature is controlled by electricity. Our water is heated through electricity. We have nothing on propane or natural gas....
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Bubba is going off the grid

October 5, 2021 eric
Bubba is going off the grid
Back before the adventures of Sleipnir the Tiffin Allegro started, I had two dreams. One was to live off grid in the middle of nowhere, the other to travel the country in a tech’ed out RV. The RV won out,...
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The Realities of Living Off Grid

June 9, 2019June 8, 2019 eric
The Realities of Living Off Grid
While I would love to buy some land in the middle of nowhere and build a small cabin myself, the fact is that is a lofty goal that may never happen. Instead, we need to look for ways we can...
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Power Demands Off Grid

May 5, 2019 eric
Power Demands Off Grid
We want to have land and a house and a place to have a garden to grow our own food as well as some animals to reduce our dependency on anyone else. We have a meager income, but if we...
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What is the next step in our journey?

April 2, 2019 eric
What is the next step in our journey?
We've owned our 1988 Tiffin Allegro for two years now. We moved in over a year and a half ago and have plenty of issues. Our journey took us from Wisconsin to Florida, back north to Kentucky and again south...
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Getting Started Off Grid

January 28, 2019January 28, 2019 eric
Getting Started Off Grid
Sounds easy enough, living off grid. Have a house with its own water and power supply along with a way to deal with waste. However, when living on limited income with very little collateral and nothing to work with, things...
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A Plan for Going Off Grid

January 8, 2019 eric
A Plan for Going Off Grid
We have a rather large roof on our 1988 Tiffin Allegro. The RV is 33 feet long with a solid aluminum roof, much of it free of anything. If we want to put solar panels on it, I'm sure there...
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Converting the RV to Off Grid Life

December 8, 2018 eric
Converting the RV to Off Grid Life
Since we live in our RV and want to establish ourselves on our own land somewhere, it makes sense to take the RV with us and live in it while we build our structure. At the moment, we cannot really...
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Getting Fresh Water Off Grid

December 1, 2018December 2, 2018 eric
Getting Fresh Water Off Grid
To live off grid in a house we build ourselves, there are many things we need. We have some items that can be used and adapted, but there are still a lot of things we need to get and prepare...
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Small Fixes, Big Wins: Healthy Habits for the Time-Starved

Small Fixes, Big Wins: Healthy Habits for the Time-Starved

  No, you don’t need a Himalayan retreat or a pantry full of powders to clean up your daily routine. Building healthy habits that stick isn’t about revolutions. It’s about slivers of intention hidden in plain sight. You’re already living a busy life; this isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing better with what you’ve already got. If you’ve ever stared into your calendar and thought, “There’s no time for this,” you’re in good company. But there’s more wiggle room than you think. Start Small, Think Big Forget the dramatic overhauls. They’re mostly fantasy. If you want sustainable change, the best move might be to embrace the Kaizen method, which is all about tiny, incremental steps. Brush your teeth standing on one foot to build balance. Walk for 3 minutes after lunch instead of scrolling. Add five deep breaths to your morning routine. Micro habits like these compound into actual transformation, and they don’t ask for more than you’ve got. Move When You Can You’re not lazy, you’re scheduled to death. So skip the guilt and find small pockets to move. Park a little farther away, stretch while the kettle boils, take the stairs like they’re part of your cardio plan. These aren’t throwaway gestures; they’re your secret weapon. Experts say it helps to integrate movement into your day in a way that doesn’t require a total life redesign. You’re already moving through the day—just let the motion count. Prep, Don’t Panic Rushed meals and vending machine dinners don’t mean you’ve failed at health. But you can do better with less panic if you plan just a little. Sunday isn’t a holy meal prep day unless you want it to be. Five minutes of chopping or portioning out snacks counts. Even keeping hard-boiled eggs and pre-cut veggies in the fridge changes the game. Meal prep is an ideal strategy when it works in a way that makes the rest of your week less of a nutritional scavenger hunt. Introducing Super Greens to Your Diet If spinach smoothies and kale omelets aren’t in your regular rotation, super greens might be the shortcut worth exploring. They don’t replace a salad, but they sure support one. Think of them as a bridge between how you want to eat and what you’ve got time for. They mix easily, don’t require refrigeration, and give your gut and energy levels a quiet boost. There are options out there that are made from organic vegetables and free from artificial flavors and sweeteners. If that sounds like a match for your routine, you might find this useful. Sleep Like It’s Your Job Sleep doesn’t need a romanticized makeover. What it needs is consistency. Bedtime routines aren’t just for toddlers; consistent sleep routines are essential for memory, immune function, and metabolic health. Even if it’s just a regular wind-down ritual: reading one page, listening to a familiar podcast, dimming the lights; it all counts. Sleep debt is real, and interest accrues faster than you’d think. You don’t need more hours, just better ones. Hydration on Autopilot Water might be the only supplement you’ll never need to buy in capsule form. The trick is not forgetting it exists. Dehydration doesn’t feel like thirst; it feels like brain fog, fatigue, or sluggish digestion. The easiest fix? Prioritize hydration by keeping a water bottle within reach and making refills non-negotiable. Start the morning with a glass before caffeine; you’ll notice the change. Mindfulness in Minutes You don’t need a mountaintop or a meditation app subscription to breathe. You just need a moment. In between meetings or in traffic, practice mindfulness or meditation in small, informal doses. One minute of silence while your coffee brews. Three slow breaths before checking your phone. It adds up, and more importantly, it adds clarity when everything else is chaos. The beautiful thing about habits is that they don’t ask for a whole new life. They just ask for consistency. Whether it’s five jumping jacks or half a salad, the habit itself is what builds momentum. You don’t need to optimize, perfect, or gamify your health. Just respect it. Start where you are, and stay a little longer. Discover a world of natural wellness and holistic health tips at Sweet Honeybee Health and start your journey to a healthier, happier you today!

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