This past month we’ve traveled through Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska and have noticed there’s an undeniable population
C’mon. You know you couldn’t turn away adorable faces like these. Late Sunday evening, the doorbell rung. It was our
Jack knows all too well the pains of Johnny Appleseed. Like when you’re planting an apple tree and a post
When Jack wants some alone time, he goes off and boils some maple sap. We’ve collected plenty of maple sap
We were outside putting in the first of the potatoes when I decided I should get a few things out
I drug (literally, had to drag) Raven over to see the horses today. If we’re going to live as one
Knowing another cold snap was coming, we spent the last few days practically living outside. Poor Kate really misses seeing
Literally. I wonder if he’d like a big blue ox to help him…
Jack’s already ordered another hive. Now, we wait for spring.
Since we’re settled in one spot early enough (and because we’re all sick of winter), the girls and I thought
Tree hugger. If pounds and pounds of honey weren’t enough to quench our sweet tooth (umm…the honey’s already gone…), Jack
The slivers. The dry, chapped skin. The unkempt nails. The blood. All for the cause. (And not NEARLY as much blood
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