There have been a few mornings I’ve woken up, let the horses out and checked their water to find a
Jack is really big on waste not, want not. He drags food scraps out to compost, uses grass clippings as
Gawl, Jack. She’s only one… Okay. So he wasn’t really making her work. She certainly wanted to help though.
This is our first Indy autumn and honestly, it feels more like a second spring. Sure the leaves are changing
Thankfully this line only broke at a splice. Still, one more thing to do. I think I’ve had it with
We moved the temporary fence a little further so now I can watch the horses while I wash dishes. Aww…nap
They’re ready! We were so excited when we moved onto our property and began to discover all of nature’s bounty
I’ve seen this guy the past few days on our enormous second-story deck. It’s a fun reminder that our experiment
Anyone who’s trained horses knows the importance of groundwork. Claire’s picked up on it already and is starting from the
Grandma and Kate taking a turn on Stoney My mom came out for a vacation last week (I should probably
If it weren’t bad enough that the neighborhood fox obliterated (and ate) our entire chicken flock and chases the cats
Claire found an old peanut butter jar for our guest of honor. Of all the creatures we’ve seen at our
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