Snapshots and snippets of the beautiful, crazy world right out our front door.
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Chickens free range the property. One of our year-old White Rocks, Broody, hatched a chick last week – our first farm-raised animal! A few of the spring chicks are laying, giving us 2-3 eggs per day. It’s so nice to once again eat our own eggs!
Ella’s first lemonade stand. As she is very eager to have a horse, I suggested she start finding ways to earn money to care for said horse. Ella’s stand was “pay what you wish”, and she made over $6 towards her horse fund! Her lemonade, enjoyed here by our neighbors Julia and Beth, was made with lemons from Grandma and Grandpa in Arizona, honey brought from our homestead in Oregon, and lots of ice (perfect for yesterday’s extreme heat!).
Before we left for California, we packed up the tent trailer and moved into a nice spacious 7 person tent. The tent trailer was such a wonderful place to live for a few months, and we were so grateful for the loan. The tent has been very breezy and cozy.
Andy says
Gathering eggs is still a highlight of my day, even though I’m a grown dude. Still I share your excitement.
This silly post is about how my family got into ducks. One of our ducks is crazy, she likes to eat snakes. I have a video of her doing just that. Take a look if you like http://wp.me/p3bCKM-43
homesteadhoney says
Sounds like quite a duck! How fun her antics must be to watch!
Tracey says
http://turnanewleafblog.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/out-the-front-door-garden-walk/
I really enjoy Fridays. Lemonade looks good too……
homesteadhoney says
It sure was delicious!
Melanie Clayton says
We can’t wait to see new pics of home/tent! I was so excited and inspired to see the window trim go up! Glad to see friends came for the all important “Lemonade Stand”….as we all KNOW kids are relentless with that first stand…Just Me
homesteadhoney says
I will have to take some new photos soon!