
Lesson of the Honey Bee
Notice anything “off” about Jack’s photo? Compare his ears. Though he’s got notoriously ample earlobes to begin with, one of his
Notice anything “off” about Jack’s photo? Compare his ears. Though he’s got notoriously ample earlobes to begin with, one of his
Like Iowa, Indiana has no trouble growing grass. That is fortunate for people who love to mow and animals that
Jack claims he doesn’t have any particular sentiment regarding animals. Whatcha doin’? But they sure like him.
Around here, if you’re bored, you go outside and watch the bee hive. It’s The Rehomesteaders’ television.
Yesterday, we made a mad dash to bring the horses home. We had worked long and hard all week, setting
Our neighbor tells us this was a mud wallow for pigs a few years back. That explains a lot. It
It’s not the horses dragging their own posts for their fence. Here, Jack is the beast of burden. Oh, the
This is the kind of math I wish they taught in school: how to calculate the construction and cost of
Though we supposedly have a snowstorm on the way, we received a reprieve from the chilly, un-springlike weather and took an opportunity to enjoy
Mmm. Wild honey. Last week, when we started tidying our house before the big move-in, Jack pulled down a light
While Hercules doesn’t seem to have any particular affinity to living indoors, Snickers has enjoyed her reprieve from the cold
Part of farm life, especially when animals are involved, is learning to accept the circle of life. There is a
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