Bee-trayed
The Rehomesteaders
August 4, 2013
A spiral of ground bee larvae and their older nurse bee sister. Jack is an avid apiarist. Of all the
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A Little Help
The Rehomesteaders
August 2, 2013
Now that we’ve survived the spring slugs, we’re battling a myriad of different caterpillars. A jumping spider running off with
Call Me Captain Destructo
The Rehomesteaders
July 29, 2013
Call me Captain Destructo. (My super power? Demolition). I knew there would be more than enough work to do when
An Early Thanksgiving
The Rehomesteaders
July 23, 2013
It is the first time we’ve had a garden in a few years and already, we are having a bountiful
Working Lawn Mowers
The Rehomesteaders
July 12, 2013
We went through several deck belts for our riding mower until we figured out the problem and I could finally
Air Conditioning
The Rehomesteaders
July 11, 2013
When you’ve got no air conditioning during those hot, humid summer days… …you’ve got to just stand outside with hundreds
Watchdog
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June 4, 2013
That’s not Crackers the goose… After the demise of my ENTIRE chicken flock thanks to a rascally neighborhood fox, it refueled
Give Me Thistles!
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June 3, 2013
When we moved into our humble abode in Iowa, we had three acres of waist-high bull thistles to take care
The Front
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May 30, 2013
Our humble abode. In case you’re wondering what the front of our house looks like, here you go. Weird, yes
Indiana Mud
The Rehomesteaders
May 29, 2013
While reading a biography of Abraham Lincoln, I discovered the martyred president and our family have something in common: Indiana
Fencing
The Rehomesteaders
April 30, 2013
Happiness to a horse is green grass. One of the first projects we started working on upon moving to our
Stoney’s Birthday Party
The Rehomesteaders
April 29, 2013
Our big gelding turned eighteen today. Stoney’s birthday party was rather mild, with rolled oats, molasses, carrots, plenty of green
