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Simple Homestead Blog Hop #288

For those of you new here (Welcome!), Simple Homestead Blog Hop #288 runs every Thursday morning to Sunday evening, so spread the word and spread the love. Share your best material and check out someone else’s best material, too (maybe leave a comment letting them know you found them here at the hop!). Be sure to follow your hosts to let them know you’re here, as well! Personally, I love to use blog hops as a source of pinning material for Pinterest. I find a few posts that I really love and pin away!

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Now, let’s meet the blog hop hostesses!

Kathi at Oak Hill Homestead – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram

Dash at Bloom Where You’re Planted – Youtube – Facebook – Instagram

Chelsea at Grow Where You Sow – Twitter – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram

Annie at 15 Acre Homestead – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram

12 ways to help kids find Christ in Christmas by Proverbs 31 Woman

5 best rabbit breeds to raise for meat by An Off Grid Life

Pony Sky by Howling at the Moon

Feel free to grab the feature image! (Just right click and save)

The Rules:

You are invited to share your original homesteading, homemaking, and homeschooling posts on The Simple Homestead Blog Hop 288. The rules are:

• Family-friendly posts only, please.
• No links to blog hops or posts dedicated to advertising products.
• Share up to 3 posts on The Simple Homestead Blog Hop.
• Please share posts that you haven’t linked up within the past six months to keep the hop fresh.
• If you would, please visit other bloggers and let them know you found them here.
• Also, you can follow us by email and receive notice when the hop is open for business.
• Only share content and photos that you have created or have permission to share.
• Please note: By linking to this hop you are giving us permission to link back to your post and share one photo if you are featured; no additional permission is required.