Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Typically, I would save my tailgating recipes for the weeks leading up to Superbowl Sunday. However this year, our tailgating season has become extended due to our high school’s run into the state playoffs. We have two boys and a
PART 2 :Today is the 2nd part of our four-part series on how to plant a simple garden using raised row beds. We call it Growing Simple. Over the course of the four weeks, we will take you through the
Finally!!! A little progress this past week on the silo! The project has had to take a back seat the last few weeks – first due to some windy weather, and then while we waited on the metal sheeting to
This past week has been crazier than the typical Thanksgiving Holiday week. You see, my immediate family is spread throughout 3 different states and it is nearly impossible for all of us to get together for a typical Thanksgiving meal.
This is part one of our four-part series on how to plant a simple garden using raised row beds. You can see all four parts here ; Growing Simple With Raised Rows GROWING SIMPLE – The Raised Row Garden
When you are trying to build a completely self-sufficient farm – you have to be able to think outside of the box for opportunities. Most who follow along know that through the summer months, we build pergola kits and garden
No matter how much we pledge to do better this year at planning our holiday gatherings, life just happens to take over, and we spend the last few days running around like crazy! Now, it always turns out wonderful, but
Our living room also doubles as our home office area. It seems like there is never enough space to organize our own work – let alone the homework assignments and projects of the kids. So this desk, like almost everything
Before we get to the farm update – we want to take a quick second to thank everyone who follows along with us each week! Yesterday, we reached a milestone – our 2,500th follower to the blog! Thank You,
As we continue our November recipe theme for Thanksgiving, a little warning, this one might just become your year round favorite! Not only is it easy to make, but it is sinfully delicious! I have to admit, I am a