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Continue reading →: Are We There Yet?Every one can I’m sure imagine that annoying child who asks 300 times if they have arrived at the destination… it’s me I’m that kid. We have reached mid January also known as half way to cabin fever crazy can’t wait until spring time. As I aimlessly scroll through Facebook…
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Continue reading →: Tortilla SoupAs a busy farm mom the need for me to have quick easy healthy meals is huge! Let’s be honest I’m also super cheap so when everyone was getting a Instant Pot I got a electric pressure cooker. In essence these are in fact the same thing but mine only…
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Continue reading →: Yoga With Llamas And LambsThis past weekend we had our first yoga class here on the farm and it was so much fun! Our class was held outside under our large shade tree while the lambs and llamas grazed around us. I can’t wait until our next class you can get your tickets to…
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Continue reading →: My life flashed before my eyes…I have really loved doing morning chores every morning. Listening to the horses munch on their breakfast, collecting those yummy farm fresh butt nuggets the chickens leave me and greeting my sheep each day. Most days this is the best way to start my day … except today was totally…
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Continue reading →: Washing and drying and felting and washing a dry….Just over here processing wool…
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Continue reading →: Poor Life Choices
In an effort to protect my husband, my girls and the lovely woman who does barn chores for us I chose today to try to catch Rooster Soup. You might be wondering why we named our rooster Rooster Soup well he was originally called Handsome Rooster Man. Rooster decided it…
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Continue reading →: Well that’s awful…I pulled my very first lambs ever last Friday and only the little ram lamb survived. Mom didn’t want the little lamb and he was really struggling so we brought him into the house to feed him as a bottle lamb. Over 24 hours he did great and I was…
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Continue reading →: Wonder WomenYesterday was International Women’s Day which I spent being wonder woman here at home. A week ago I had a csection to birth my beautiful second daughter and I am supposed to be home taking it easy. Both of my parents are here to help with the farm and watching…
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Continue reading →: Build A VillageRaising children and running a farm is no easy task. Our oldest daughter is now 2 years old just old enough she thinks she can help and do everything herself. For the last 9 months I’ve been growing her baby sister. As the days grew closer to my due date…
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