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End Of Life

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At Mankind(End Of Life), our primary goal has always been to engage families with entertaining and educational content that makes universally-relatable preschool moments fun. Our beautiful funny and Cultural create a world that centers on the everyday experiences of every person. In addition to helping learn about life cycle, relax mood, beautiful sounds, attractive colors, and more, the videos impart prosocial life lessons, providing parents with an opportunity to teach and play with their children as they watch together. MANKIND. Where Every person and kids can be happy and smart!

Living Life In North Idaho

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Wondering what it’s like living life in Idaho or Eastern Washington? This is the channel for you. Here we cover everything that you need to know about living in North Idaho, the pros and cons of living in Coeur d'Alene, the best places to hike, the best restaurants to eat at, and what kind of lifestyles North Idaho and Eastern Washington have to offer. We release videos every single week to help you see exactly what it’s like living here. Subscribe here 👉🏻 https://www.bit.ly/2L4TmtP We help clients from all over the world relocate to this area and we LOVE DOING IT! Reach out to us anytime, day, evening, nights & weekends. If you're serious about relocating here we want to help! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 🧔 Trent Grandstaff 👉🏻Call/Text Direct - (208)907-5757 👉🏻email: Trent@LivingLifeNorthIdaho.com RE License number: Trent: SP52326 Office Address: 408 E Sherman Ave Ste 306 Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

Basic Skills For Basic Things in Life

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Home makers were revered as bastions of knowledge and stability within the family. Housewife is a derogatory term in our educational and professional institutions. There are so many basic things that home makers did that have now been replaced with habits that are far less useful. A few generations ago, even in my childhood, there were families in our subdivision that kept chickens, Our backyard neighbors did as did many in my neighborhood. One family also had goats. There was a small sheep farm in the neighboring subdivision. Fresh eggs were the norm as was at least partial self sufficiency. Most suburban places today allow you to have a few chickens (probably not roos though). You don’t need a farm to have chickens or rabbits, rid your family of seed oils, maintain your own baking yeast, render your own animal fats or completely change your relationship with the planet that you live on. Start where you are with what you can do NOW, then grow from there.