HeyJaredThe Hobbit Homemaker
Step into a hobbit-inspired journey of hospitality and slow living. Join me as I explore the intersection of faith and simple living; together we can create kingdom homes full of warmth, joy, and intentionality. Let's breathe life into your home together!
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What Does It Mean To Keep Up Your Hobbitry in Heart (opens the original)
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A small note before we begin:When I sat down to write this, my plan was for a cozy, seasonal read to welcome Fall. I was chewing on ideas for embracing Autumn and what that looks like through the lens of what I like to call “modern hobbitry.” But somewhere along the way this took me down a rabbit hole as I pondered “hobbitry,” and what Tolkien mean with that specific word as he wrote to his son Christopher.This snowballed into a bit of an essay I simply couldn’t rein in, and I knew immediately I
Everyday Hobbitmaxxing: Recovering the Lost Art of an Ordinary Life (opens the original)
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If you’ve spent any amount of time on the internet lately, you’ve more than likely seen the word “maxxing” attached to… just about everything.Looksmaxxing. Sleepmaxxing. Healthmaxxing. And so on! (I really do not know how this came about, however. Who picked “maxxing??”)So naturally, the algorithms brought me to a reel or two all about“hobbitmaxxing,” and the joke took root. This was the summer of hobbitmaxxing!But the more I thought about it, the more I realized... maybe some of us are hobbitma
Homemaking When Life Feels Heavy (opens the original)
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There are sometimes days when homemaking feels like the picturesque Pins we see on the internet… fresh flowers on the table, bread rising in the oven, and sunlight pouring through open windows. All the laundry is washed, and things are running smoohtly.And then there are seasons when just getting dressed feels like enough. Or even, too much.Our homes were never meant to be museums showcasing our best days. Rather, they should become sanctuaries that hold us through our hardest and most difficult
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