As 2018 comes to a close I wanted to give an update on the ranch. Yes, it’s been a while and I will be remedying the lack of posts in the coming year. This year gave us a lot to […]
It's 7:27am on Sunday morning and I've already fed the chickens and pig, let the goats and horse out to graze, cleaned the stall, started irrigating the garden and am sipping on my second latte …
It's the most wonderful time of the year... It's the time of year gardeners look forward to, especially if they live in regions where snow has blanketed their landscape and the short winter days have left …
If you asked me 2 years ago if I would ever ditch soy and nut milks for cow's milk I'd have looked at you like you had two heads. Yet here I am...drinking a cow's …
Back when we were RVing we quickly found out how important it was to be aware of the weather. Not only to avoid driving through the Midwest during tornado season, as we did here, but …
Just like every other gardener, I'm impatient. I plant seeds one day and the very next day I'm checking to see if any have sprouted. Last year, after multiple warnings from well-seasoned gardeners and farmers …
If you follow us on Instagram you've probably had your fill of sourdough bread photos. I'm starting to fear that our gluten-free friends may be experiencing symptoms simply from the amount of carb-laden images flooding …
Just to be clear, I am no seamstress. I know this, but it doesn't seem to squelch my desire to sew. I wish I harbored no delusions but delusional I must be because I still …
The killing frosts started in late September and our first snow, although all signs are gone now, occurred just last week. The growing season is officially over and, after a pretty exhausting summer, I now …
Back when we were nomads we met up with a dozen or so other RVers in an Arizona desert for a little winter convergence. We boondocked (dry camped) for 6 weeks and spent our days …