The Ties That Bind
The Rehomesteaders
March 7, 2017
In our family, there are a lot of ties that bind. Like mud squishing around in the mud… …large machinery,
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An Old Horse
The Rehomesteaders
February 18, 2017
Stoney will never admit it, but it’s challenging being an old horse. There’s the constant eating, little kids always wanting
Naive
The Rehomesteaders
February 9, 2017
Jack sometimes teases me about how naive I am–I’m not exactly a shut-in but some things that he’s exposed to
Killjoy
The Rehomesteaders
January 12, 2017
Sorry Henry, but no, you can’t ride in the manure-filled wheelbarrow. I know. Mommy’s such a killjoy.
Sleep On, Little Bees
The Rehomesteaders
January 6, 2017
Honeybees need a refreshing drink now and then. We’re in the dead of winter, with freezing temperatures, dreary, gray skies,
Then and There
The Rehomesteaders
November 21, 2016
Let’s begin by taking a smallish nap or two… -Winnie the Pooh At the start of Thanksgiving week school break, we
Family Fun
The Rehomesteaders
November 13, 2016
Claire taking a turn splitting the wood. I feel like this whole summer, I played around like the grasshopper instead
Healing Stoney
The Rehomesteaders
October 3, 2016
Healing Stoney took a lot longer than anticipated… Though Stoney won’t admit it, he’s starting to get up there in
Monkey Vine
The Rehomesteaders
September 7, 2016
Me Tarzan. You Jane. Back in the horse pasture, a rather unlucky tree is being overtaken by a very persistent
An Orchard
The Rehomesteaders
September 5, 2016
I don’t know why the first thing I do when we move to a new house isn’t to plant fruit
Taming the Wilderness
The Rehomesteaders
September 1, 2016
There’s a garden in there. Somewhere. Though we got our garden in on time this year, it hasn’t flourished like
Welcome, Nova!
The Rehomesteaders
May 31, 2016
We had a quick trip back to Nebraska (more on that later) and when we were visiting Grandma and Grandpa
