I hope you had a great weekend! It flew by much too quickly, didn’t it? We spent both days this weekend visiting with a dear friend who is battling cancer. His cancer is rapidly advancing, causing his doctors to only give him a short time. As soon as we heard, our hearts knew exactly where Read More
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Thanks so much for all the well wishes this past week for our yucks! Thankfully, we recovered from those, sanitized and fumigated, and then we did what any normal people would do. We hit the road. We started our Spring Break a little bit early, loaded up the RV, and headed to Florida for the Read More
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This week’s Mingle Monday was filled with beautiful, yummy things for Easter and getting organized for spring! I did especially want to share with you a few that caught my eye. Raspberry and Rose Madelines from Utryit | Coconut Cream Marshmallow Eggs from A Farm Girl’s Dabbles Bunny Munch from Crazy for Crust | Read More
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This weekend was full of so many things that I love! The boys (my husband and son) camping out under the stars, birthday parties, visiting with friends and family, and then WHAM! we were hit like a ton of bricks with fevers, chills, and other yucky stuff. That’s the part that I am far from Read More
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It’s not a secret. I love color. Well, I also love neutrals. But color? Fuhgetaboutit! I’m a firm believer in using my entire box of crayons. That probably explains why I become so excited when the new colors for each season are announced by Pantone. For spring, they have selected colors that are pure Read More
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Making your own seedling pots is a great afternoon activity for the entire family and a wonderful way to get children excited about gardening. With a stack of newspapers, a can or water bottle, and a few minutes, you’ll be ready to add your potting soil and seeds before you know it. Read More
I absolutely love cooking with fresh herbs – they enhance the flavors of an otherwise ordinary and even bland tasting dish and make it shine. Before we moved to the “farm” as we like to call it, we lived in a subdivision where the yards were about as big as a postage stamp. It Read More
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