by No Ordinary Homestead | Jan 10, 2025 | Americas, Family, Money, Self, Travel, United States
Did you know that as of 2023, there were approximately 170,716 reported accidents involving large trucks in the United States? Truck accidents often lead to severe injuries, property damages, and complicated legal challenges. According to West Covina truck accident...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Jan 6, 2025 | Dog Training, Family, House & Home, Pets
Pet-friendly travel is more popular than it’s ever been. Many pet owners now embrace the idea of including their furry companions in vacations, road trips, and weekend getaways. Pet-friendly accommodations, specialized travel gear, and convenient transportation...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Jan 3, 2025 | House & Home
Electricity keeps our homes functioning, but when mistakes are made during installations or repairs, it can lead to costly consequences—or worse, dangerous hazards. This is why hiring a licensed electrician is not just recommended but absolutely essential for your...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Jan 2, 2025 | DIY, Family, Garden, Homesteading Life, House & Home
Homesteading has traditionally been associated with wide-open spaces, rural settings, and a self-sufficient lifestyle rooted in farming and sustainable living. Yet, as cities grow larger and the cost of living continues to rise, the principles of homesteading are...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Dec 26, 2024 | Entertaining, Family, House & Home
As we approach 2025, entertainment centers for the home are undergoing a dramatic transformation, reflecting our evolving relationship with technology and home leisure. The traditional entertainment center, once dominated by bulky television cabinets and DVD storage,...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Dec 2, 2024 | Family, House & Home, Style
Switching apartments has to be easier than moving from a house, right? After all, you can’t fit as much stuff in an apartment. This alone should make the process a lot easier to manage. You may be partially right. Moving can be easier when there’s less stuff to pack...