We’ll call this one a “learning experience.” (I generally hate those, by the way) If you’re wondering how to sell the wood from an old
history
Living intentionally, appreciating the things around us, practicing good stewardship of the land, leaving the earth in a better place than we found it… all big
Bye Bye Barn
So, one really big thing happened this month that has taken a lot of our time, energy, and brain space. We essentially
If you’ve only ever grown varieties like Big Boy tomatoes and Butternut squash… you’re in for a surprise, and a treat! As folks who take
For it being one of the colder months… we really accomplished quite a bit on the homestead! On the blog I made vegetable stock powder,
Total Tomato Disappointment
This past March (as I do every year) I excitedly picked out my tomato varieties for this year’s garden, in April I lovingly started
With the holidays, and also because it is winter here- it has been pretty low key. We’ve been day dreaming about sunshine, all the fun
A couple weekends ago we celebrated the spring season with Karl’s family. His Grandparents came over to the big city from their small farming town a
We moved into our old farmhouse just four short months ago, and from day one it has just felt right being here. It suits us
Buried underneath layers of homemade ice fishing lures in an old box, I rescued this treasure from Karl’s grandparent’s house. Grandpa chuckled at my enthusiasm