Keep Pushin’ Up
The Rehomesteaders
February 28, 2019
Good advice! Though our year is truly off to a great start, we’ve already hit our fair share of bumps in
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Farm Life
Produces in the Winter
The Rehomesteaders
February 17, 2019
Let the sap flow! It’s no secret that winter isn’t my favorite season and of all months, I hate February
Lazy Grasshopper
The Rehomesteaders
February 2, 2019
When your sled is being used for work, you have to come up with other ways to slide down the
A Wonderful Start
The Rehomesteaders
January 31, 2019
Time and how fast it can go has always been incredible to me. I wake up, and the next thing
Farm Kids in the City
The Rehomesteaders
January 27, 2019
Snow angels! Though I grew up smack dab in the middle of a large city, there is no mistaking that
A Long Weekend
The Rehomesteaders
January 24, 2019
Weekends are incredibly precious, extremely busy times for our family. Usually, they’re filled with church, home improvement projects, cleaning (always
One Bad Day
The Rehomesteaders
January 20, 2019
Parton came to us as an adorable, unnamed little Jersey calf when we bought Dolly. Though he’s always been enjoyable
Perfect Snow
The Rehomesteaders
January 12, 2019
Growing up in Nebraska, there always seemed to be plenty of snow days, particularly the kind that were good for sledding, snowball
The Rehomesteaders 2019 Goals
The Rehomesteaders
December 31, 2018
There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind. ~C.S. Lewis One of my favorite things about
Farm Dog, City Dog
The Rehomesteaders
December 30, 2018
It’s been nearly five years since Raven joined our family but it seems like she’s been around all along. She really
Loch Ness
The Rehomesteaders
December 17, 2018
In early March, when the ice finally thawed, we kept noticing a rather large fish flapping its pectoral fin above
EIGHT!
The Rehomesteaders
December 16, 2018
Our beautiful, happy, smiley, intelligent, clever, friendly, etc, etc Claire is now EIGHT! I have no idea where the time
