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More Changes!
More changes to the homestead. More trees, more flowers, more wood chips, and fencing!
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A Changing Landscape
I am so excited to share all of the things that we are currently working on here, that I don’t know where to begin! It’s going to be such a crazy year with so many, many changes to come 🙂 I’m not sure how much we are going to be able to accomplish this year, but based on what we have been able to do so far, I’m feeling pretty good about the changes to come. We had several things slow us down last year, most notably our little baby E, but he’s almost a year old now, and my energy level is in a completely different place than…
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Taking Down The Barn
Last winter, we had to make the hard decision to take our barn down. It was a hard call to have to make, but after carefully considering all of the options, we knew it was the right call.
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The Road To Self-Sufficiency: Growing Our Skills
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Happy Holidays!
We want to wish you all a very happy holiday season! We’ve been MIA here on the blog for the better part of the month, but wanted to let you know that we are still here 🙂 The past few weeks have been filled with preparation and celebration of the Christmas season, so between that and a toddler and a now mobile baby, I decided I would rather wait to write until things slowed down a bit.
