
Follow along with our family's rehomesteading adventures!
One of the many uses of round bales–photo props.
Old man down! I spied Stoney laying down yesterday. Sometimes that’s cause for alarm in horses–they could be suffering from
Who’d you find Kate? With the change in daylight and the gorgeous weather yesterday, we decided to play hide and
This morning I woke Jack and the girls up and drug them to downtown Indy so they could cheer for
The girls got a couple of candy necklaces in their Valentine’s packages and of course, gobbled them down first and
They got the animal hats grandma knitted and beautiful flowers from daddy. Jack, suave and debonair as usual, played down
The girls’ My Little Pony look-alikes. A friend calls them My Little Phonies… The girls have been gifted numerous toy
Trim trim-in-ey, trim trim-in-ey Trim trim trim-ee! A painter is as lucky, as lucky can be! Trim trim-in-ey, trim trim-in-ey
More than once, Jack’s given me flak about all the special treatment the horses get. The sweet feed. The blanketing.
No one can say I am a fair weather runner. First, the Turkey Trot and the veeerrrryyy last goal accomplished for
Dried mealworms: the way to every hen’s heart. Little Red getting some serious hang time. If you ever want to
Kate’s first real interaction with snow. What started out an innocent inspection of snow turned into a full-blown snowball fight.
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