NEWS

I know that I’ve been MIA for the past few months. Well, what happened was….Life! In October, we begin prepping for the winter. Cutting firewood was a huge priority. And cut, we did! Until we had what we thought would get us through the winter. Boy, were we wrong. This winter has proven to be the coldest in a few years and firewood got burned quickly! October meant finishing touches on the new chicken coop to give the girls more room to stretch out and individual nesti

After a wonderful, relaxing vacation, we came home to shear madness. We had received a call while coming into town that one of the cows that we knew was sick was even sicker. And about three days after getting back, my husband had to put her out of her misery. Talk about hard. It is never fun to have an animal get sick. But, putting one down takes an emotional toll. Then about a week later, another cow got bogged down in the river mud while trying to drink. Local fisher

Road Trip 2017 Part 2 took us to, in this writer's opinion, the most beautiful space on earth. Driving down Highway 189 was like peeling back a curtain to the beauty and majesty of this planet. Our Creator put so much time and effort into this space. He created the Grand Tetons to take your breath away. We arrived in the sleepy town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. It was to be our base for six glorious days of exploration. I, painstakingly, choose our residence. The Pony Expr

Living on a farm, you experience the cycle of life on a daily basis. You know that life is born and evidentially it dies. We learn this in our earliest experience with animals. It is a known fact from your earliest childhood, if you are born, you will one day die. Yet, when something young dies, you feel your heart shatter. Young humans and animals are suppose to grow up and grow old before their lives end. Today, we had our first death on the farm. A chick lost its ver