Close-up of a horse's muzzle with a green halter. Brown coat and dark, soft muzzle.
By Connie Casey November 21, 2025
I can press my face anywhere against Chip’s soft velvety muzzle while he relaxes in the crisp morning sun, or a windy evening, or a snowy afternoon.
Brown, blue, and cream patterned knitted sock on a wooden surface.
By Miranda Johnson November 21, 2025
Her message meant so much. Not just because she finished the sock. But because she kept at it.
Seven glass jars with lids inside a canner, being processed.
By Miranda Johnson October 14, 2025
This experience was a lovely reminder that things don’t always go according to plan, and that’s perfectly okay.
A weathered wooden wall with a dark, rectangular opening.
By Connie Casey September 29, 2025
Have a great day. I hope yours is poop-free.
White and green patterned quilt.
By Connie Casey September 11, 2025
I drifted away thinking of all her endless hours of contemplation.
Several dead yellow jackets scattered on a gray floor
By Connie Casey August 7, 2025
All summer, it has been almost a game dodging the yellow jackets that darted in and out of a tiny crack in the siding of the house right near the back door.
A bunch of raspberries are growing on a bush
By Miranda Johnson July 17, 2025
Picking raspberries today reminded me why this work matters.
A pie sits on a table in front of home-canned jars of peaches
By Connie Casey June 25, 2025
It was hot the day I picked the peaches. It took 2 days to process them all, and the kitchen was like Georgia in July with the canning pots belching out steam for hours on end.
A person wearing green gloves is planting seeds in the ground.
By Miranda Johnson June 2, 2025
Each spring, I start tucking seeds into the soil with purpose. Like many gardeners, I grow food for my family. But in recent years, it’s become more than that.
dirty boots on a wooden floor
By Connie Casey April 27, 2025
Random musings about farm life ... and I still wouldn't trade it!
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