Life of a ranch wife is always interesting, and often entertaining. The story of the Pied Piper on a White Horse starts out on a beautiful summer READ the POST
What you need to know about Milk Fever and your family cow
Milk Fever and Your Family Cow An Expensive Belly Ache Right after my sweet Mabel had her twins, we had a little scare. A week after she calved, READ the POST
10 Last Minute Gift Ideas for the Homesteader
Are you looking for a last minute gift for the homesteader in your life (maybe even a gift for yourself... hint, hint Honey!)? I've got ya covered. READ the POST
The Water Truck Lady
Every February, without fail, calving season comes. And along with that comes a need for the water truck lady. It is one of my favorite jobs. THE READ the POST
Halter Breaking A Cow (And Calf)
Halter breaking an adult cow is BY FAR easier then halter breaking a calf. At least that's how it's been in my experience. Sometimes you have READ the POST
My Jersey Journey – Part 2
My Jersey Journey - Part 2 (read part 1 here) Oftentimes I get an idea in my head and set my mind to seeing it through. My husband is my counter READ the POST
Georgia Of The Sandhills
Georgia, our Brazilian-English Mastiff, has brought so much joy and humor to our lives. Meet Georgia of the Sandhills, our Brazilian-English READ the POST
Propagate Chrysanthemums From Cuttings
Chrysanthemums. The beauties of fall. They give remarkable color after everything else fades. If you don't ever seem to have enough mums (which always READ the POST
DIY Floor Length Mirror
Mirrors have a way of opening up a space. I wanted a farmhouse style floor length mirror in our master bedroom to open it up a little more and for READ the POST
Cleaning Gutters
Fall, such a beautiful season. For us it means lots of cottonwood leaves falling. Along with providing great material for mulching, they also fill up READ the POST
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