Today I took some time and took the boys to see the “mountain men” who were encamped not far from the farm. Some living history folks teaching people about the fur trade. My mother thought it was kind of silly becouse in her words, “They have a grizzly old mountian man for a [...]
Its Gonna Rain Today
We need rain. Pastures are short and we are going to have to start feeding hay soon if the grass doesn’t grow back. In addition to praying for rain, we did the one thing that always brings showers. Yep, we mowed hay! It would be ready this afternoon, so this morning the [...]
When you don’t have a lot of money its easy to start worrying about every little bump in the road we come to. Of course we all know that if God can provide food for the sparrows he can sure as shooting take care of his covenant people. The problem is, sometimes we find it [...]
Its a fine day. 70 Degrees out, suns shining and we have a little hay down. Little John and I got the haybine ready yesterday and dad started mowing a little. I need to get the baler out work out the kinks and quirks. My mother just got back from Indiana to visit her Plain [...]
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