Molly Green subscriptions on sale

Molly Green, the excellent homesteading/homemaking magazine I write for, is having a BOGO sale. (For the internet illiterate among us -- yes, I had to look it up -- BOGO means "Buy One Get One").

What this means is you can get Molly Green for two years for the price of one -- regularly $89.90 down to $39, but the sale ends October 23. Details are here.

Included with the subscription is:

• 8 PRINT Molly Green Magazines (four each year)
• 60+ back issues of vintage Molly Green Magazine
• 30 Bite-Sized Guides (one each month)
• 104 Dine-on-a-Dime meal plans (one each week)
• 5 Planners
• Seasonal desktop images
• PLUS access to over 10,000 streaming-videos media library through RightNow Media!

The media library includes Veggie Tales, Adventures in Odyssey, Dave Ramsey, Francis Chan, holiday movies, apologetics, resources for all ages, etc. via your computer, smart phone, or Roku.

I have to admit, Molly Green is just one of the prettiest, spiffiest publications out there. It focuses on HOME -- homesteading, homeschooling, home businesses, homemaking, etc. The photography is beautiful, the articles are varied and interesting, and altogether this is a heckuva deal.

Is total self-sufficiency possible?

Here's my latest Molly Green article entitled Is Total Self-Sufficiency Possible?

(I regret to say that's not me in the photograph.)

Molly Green is a really really spiffy homesteading/rural living/parenting magazine geared toward women (and enjoyed by many men as well). You might consider a subscription if you like what you see.

Pinned on Pinterest

The Molly Green Magazine editor (Marla) emailed and said she'd "pinned" my latest article, The Beauty of Gender Strengths, on Pinterest (as well as tweeted it on Twitter).

Thanks, Marla!

Molly Green: The Beauty of Gender Strengths

Here's the latest issue of Molly Green Magazine:

My article (entitled The Beauty of Gender Strengths) is on pg 9. There are some excellent pieces in this issue, including articles such as Could You Grow Your Own Food in a Crisis? and The Emotions of Butchering.

Really, um, meaty stuff in this issue.

Molly Green Magazine

I'm pleased to report that the Fall issue of Molly Green Magazine is now available! The magazine is being relaunched in a gloriously colorful e-format, and yours truly is now writing for it.

For those unfamiliar with Molly Green, it's a publication that celebrates Home. It focuses on homesteading, homekeeping, homeschooling, and home industry. Can you see why I'm interested?

Because the editors are still in the process of tweaking the new Molly Green website, the Sept/Oct 2014 issue is available for free as a pdf until the end of September. Go to this link and fill in the necessary information, then download.

To be perfectly honest, I had no idea what to expect when they asked me to write for them. I just knew I liked the premise. But when I saw the first issue... WOW. My eyeballs about hit the floor. Holy cow, it's fantastic. Beautiful graphics, meaty articles, excellent layout. I couldn't be more pleased to be writing for them.

So go download that issue and let them know what you think!

Opportunity for writers

Dear readers -- If any of you have thought about writing, this might be your chance. I was contacted by Lisa Barthuly with Molly Green Magazine concerning some writing opportunities as follows:
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If you have a heart for HOMEsteading, HOMEkeeping, HOMEschooling, and HOMEindustry, then Molly Green Magazine is looking for you! Come join our team of magazine, blogging, and social media writers, and share your love of all things HOME with thousands of like-minded readers.

We are seeking writers to join our writing team at Molly Green Magazine. Molly Green is all about HOME life: Homekeeping, Homestead life, Preparedness, Homeschooling, Home Industry and so on. We are busy re-launching our website, and e-newsletter –- gearing up to get everything in gear for a July launch –- as the latest issue of the magazine comes out. Right now we are building a team of writers to make Molly Green the premiere publication in its niche.

Not only has the design of the magazine changed, but so has our entire vision. For the remainder of the year we will be branching out even more, including a newly-designed website that features member sites for selling homemade products (featuring our members), and also social media avenues for members to talk and connect with each other.

If you are interested in this endeavor, please send us an email, sharing about you, your homestead, your interests, and how you can contribute to our new adventure.

We look forward to discussing this role with you.

Thank you,
Lisa Barthuly
lisa@theoldschoolhouse.com
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I spoke with Lisa yesterday and will become a regular contributor. I hope some others might join them as well!