Yesterday, the newsletter from MOTHERS (Mothers Ought To Have Equal Rights) came. Worth signing up for, BTW. They pointed to a blog post on radical homemaking that was part of a recent Work-Life Blog Carnival (remember blog carnivals?).

The author, Kelly Coyle DiNorcia, discusses a new book by Shannon Hayes, entitled Radical Homemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity From a Consumer Culture (I couldn't find it on Amazon). Hayes advocates opting-out not only from the workforce, but from the entire capitalistic culture. And the guy drops out, too, and they jointly raise the kids and tend the farm and avoid spending money on stuff. 

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