Baaa Freaking Baaa!
Published Jun 23, 2017 by Tracy
Meet Sid, Nancy and Eleanor (Rigby). All three are Gulf Coast Native sheep, an endangered breed native to this area.
An apology of sorts
Published Jun 23, 2017 by Tracy
In my previous post I hinted at something big. Something farm-changing. Something exciting and new. Something that would open up a whole new world for us.
Knitting, spit coffee and a surprise
Published Mar 10, 2017 by Tracy
Things around here have been plodding along. Nothing really new to report, other than a bit of news I'll share at the end of this post. I wondered about days like this before I even started this blog. Days where things are just ... normal.
What's in a name?
Published Feb 28, 2017 by Tracy
Are you a farmer? Are you a smallholder? A prepper? A homesteader? And how do you know?
Knit happens, sometimes
Published Feb 6, 2017 by Tracy
The past couple of weeks have been all about knitting. I'd love to say that I'd finished up a few projects that are on my needles, but truthfully I am a slow knitter.
Thinking about raising ducks? Here's a few things to consider
Published Jan 27, 2017 by Tracy
I spoke with a woman over the weekend who was considering getting a few ducks for her granddaughter to raise. While I wholeheartedly applaud anyone who wants to bring these incredibly entertaining creatures home, I must admit I wondered if she knew what she was getting herself into.