Happy Jack Homestead

This toilet had a smell to it and leaking water from the base. With a major wobble to it too, I knew it must be the toilet fl**ge. I hope this step by step guide helps someone either with a long-term issue or just plain save some money.

I am not a plumber and don’t claim to be one. There was a problem and I fixed it. Don’t take anything anyone on social media as facts. Including me. Use it as a starting point to do your own research

Hens? Roos? Or one of each? Can you tell? These chicks are 2 weeks old and I’m wondering what you think they are? Who’s the chicken expert?

It’s almost time for that honeysuckle jelly! You can pick the crap out of it because mostly, it’s invasive as crap! Don’t forget that you can use the long strands to make baskets too!

4 Cups prepared honeysuckle flowers
4 Cups water
1/4 Cup lemon juice
4 Cups sugar
6 Tbsp powdered pectin

Instructions

1. Prepare the flowers by removing the small green part on the end of the bloom without removing the stamen, or else the nectar will me lost.

2. Once the flowers are prepared, boil 4 cups water and pour it over the flowers. Be sure to use a heat safe bowl or jar for this.
Let the flowers steep for at least two hours to make the infusion.

3. While the flowers are steeping prepare the canning jars and lids by washing them in hot soapy water. Keep the jars hot until you fill them.
Prepare the water bath canner by filling it halfway with water and bring it to a boil. Then turn it down to low and put the lid on to keep the water warm until you use it.

4. After the flowers have steeped for at least two hours, strain them through a mesh strainer or cheese cloth.

5. In a heavy stock pot, combine 3 3/4 cup honeysuckle infusion (if you don't have enough you can add a bit of water), 1/4 cup lemon juice, and 6 Tbsp powdered pectin.

6. Bring to a boil.

7. Add 4 cups sugar and return to a rolling boil.
Boil for one minute.

8. Remove from heat.

9. Fill hot jars with honeysuckle jelly leaving 1/4" headspace.

10. Wipe rims with a clean cloth. Put the lids and bands on the jars.

11. Put the jars in the water bath canner making sure that the water covers the jar tops by at least 1". Bring water to a boil and process for 10 minutes.

12. Remove the jars from the canner and set on a towel on the counter to cool.

13. The next day, check the seals and wipe the jars before storing.

Lastly, enjoy!

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Located near Ocean View in Norfolk 23503
These plants are all started from seeds and taken care of like a baby panda! Each individual plant has been named and potted with care and love. Premium potting soil has been running through their cell walls since conception. They are all heirloom plants either from Baker Creek Seeds or from last years seed.

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Happy Easter y’all!

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