Stuck in Sedentary
Stuck. I’m just stuck. In the past 10 1/2 months I have undergone 4 eye surgeries which have left me unable to travel above 1,000 ft., unable to lift anything heavier than a gallon of milk, unable to move too … Read More
A lovely distraction…
I just trudged home through the soft snow from my neighbor’s house up the road, the late afternoon sun still reflecting off the whiteness. Hubby and I had decided to take a walk through the woods behind the house, along … Read More
Black lives matter | corona virus | Covid-19 | Social environment | The New Normal | The New. Normal
Our new normal
I think I can safely gather that most of us could never imagine what is going on right now. At the beginning of the new year, we all made our resolutions or un-resolutions, filled with the hope and excitement that … Read More
Raising Three Breeds of Sheep
In this blog, I will tell you about the three breeds of sheep we raise here on our farm. Ask me about my sheep. I won’t stop talking and you will be forced to run away from me to avoid … Read More
A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
A good friend of ours once commented that were were like a rolling stone-never in one place long enough to grow moss. I feel like a rolling stone. Our farm life is like that. I am here, there and everywhere. … Read More
Baa Baa Black Sheep…
Two adorable black ram lambs to our girl Stella and sire Elvis. Frodo has the white flash and Finnur is solid black. So it begins. Stay tuned!
Agriculture | Farming | Fun food | Grass Fed beef | Japanese food | Organic meat | recipes | soup | Uncategorized
Soup’s On
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog on one of my favorite soups, the Vietnamese Pho. Yesterday, I came across a recipe for another delicious, belly warming and fun to eat soup-“shabu- shabu”(roughly translated from Japanese as “swish-swish”). … Read More