Esther Emery | What Falls From the Sky
I believe that each best choice that I make will add up to the best life that I can live. ~ Esther Emery
Esther is an off-grid homestead wife, mama, and author. She lives with her husband and three children in a yurt (!!) in the forest (!!!) where they maintain a blog and YouTube channel about the simple life.
They raise goats, and bake bread, among many other amazing things. She just released her first book, What Falls From the Sky: How I Disconnected from the Internet and Reconnected with the God Who Made the Clouds, in December.
I love talking with Esther because she makes me think big about God and people and change.
I’m excited for you to get to meet her today. Here’s the interview on Dear Daughters Episode 29.
SHOW NOTES
- Esther’s book, What Falls From the Sky : How I Disconnected from the Internet and Reconnected with the God Who Made the Clouds.
- Esther’s blog ~ and her fun video 30 Random Facts About Nick and Esther
- Susie’s Love Notes from God
- Find a pen pal! And maybe send her something on this pretty stationery
- Carla Emery’s, The Encyclopedia of Country Living : The Original Manual of Living Off the Land & Doing It Yourself.
- Dr. Jimmy Myer’s two things to keep you out of trouble ~ Humility + Gratitude.
- Intimidated by bread baking? Try this easy Homemade French Bread
- Esther’s favorite sandwich bread recipe ~ The Homestead Wife Makes Bread.
- Nick and Esther’s channel, Fouch-o-matic Off Grid, and Esther’s channel, The Homestead Wife.
- Esther’s favorites to read with her kids ~ The Land of Stories, Chris Colfer
- Heidi, by Johanna Spyri
- Chronicles of Narnia, by C.S Lewis
- The Princess and the Goblin, by George MacDonald
THINGS TO THINK ABOUT
Esther’s advice to her 20 year old self: It isn’t over even if you mess it up!
God is so much more creative than we give Him credit for in communicating with us. ~ Susie Davis
My daughters will go through their own process. And I trust God with them. I trust God to help them write their stories. ~ Esther Emery
Esther’s advice for practical, everyday ways to discover silence: Take a few minutes of silence each day, and do it near a window.
CONNECT WITH ESTHER
website | facebook | instagram | twitter | youtube
… grateful, grateful for Davis sharing their music for the DD Podcast. :)