Jack made us one of his favorite Mexican breakfasts. Letting the horses out. Here’s a typical Saturday for us. Helping
This little fire raised the house temperature five degrees. I love our wood burning stove! The colder-than-normal winter last year
Raven trying to get Hercules to scratch her tummy. I think we’ve finally reached equilibrium on the farm: all the
One of the perpetrators. No hair, thin body, no barbed stinger: a yellowjacket I was innocently mowing the yard and
Snow enjoying some uneaten spaghetti. Though I always have thought it would be fun to have a pig rooting around
The raspberries are just getting started… If we weren’t blessed enough with wild asparagus, cherries, grapes, apples, honey, hickory nuts, plums
Yep. Those are ALL bees. Just as we were getting ready to leave, I was powdering my nose when Evie
I really want some cherry trees on our property… If there’s one skill I’m not good at, it’s bartering. It’s
Who done it? I let the horses out early one morning and laughed when I heard a strangled, juvenile crow
Though I’m sometimes in denial, we’re already looking ahead to winter. The horses galloped over to take a look but
Look who showed up! It seemed like only yesterday they were just an egg sack! Since I finished mowing faster than
I didn’t notice the asparagus growing until it was big and bushy, ready to drop its seeds. Raven and I
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