Lessons in the renaissance of healthy living practices
Welcome to Healthy Home Principles.
Do you find that in this high tech and over processed world that your life is hectic and out of balance? Over the years I have found that most of the time it’s the basics that have kept my home happy and healthy. My hope through Healthy Home Principles is to encourage others in the areas of the home: healthy eating, in the kitchen, housekeeping, child rearing, marriage and gardening. Proverbs 31:27 says, “She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness.” I love that verse. It reminds me that I am to keep a watch over what goes on in my home and to be proactive as I care for my family. You know, there is something calming and peaceful about the simpler ways of life, so let’s get back to those basic principles and create A Healthy Home.
Hi, I’m Tracy O., a professional baker, recipe creator, instructor/teacher, health coach, master gardener and professional seamstress. When I bake/cook I am always aiming to make it as healthy and natural as possible; and it is possible to make chocolate cake healthy! 🙂
I have an awesome husband and we have two wonderful children. Homeschooling was my life for over 18 amazing years. Now, as a health coach, I teach classes relating to nutrition, family and the home; lessons in the renaissance of healthy living practices.
As I look back over my life I am so thankful to the Lord for His love and faithfulness. I’m excited about what’s ahead. May I encourage you to appreciate and savor everyday, because time goes by so fast that you just might miss something wonderful.
I am always searching for ways to better my health, my family and my home. I have found that the basics are always a great place to start. My goal through Healthy Home Principles is to share what I’ve learned and hopefully inspire you to come along with me on this journey to make our homes healthier in every way. To get started on this journey, check out some of my info pages:
Getting Started Milling
Real Bread
History of White Flour
