Well, I’m generally against writing posts just to say I haven’t been around, but my little break has been way longer than I anticipated. Alongside losing Timmy, we’ve all had the flu (my husband even ended up in the ER), … Continue reading
Well, I’ve written a few guest posts and it was a much more . . . emotional . . . task than I thought it would be. Blogging is such a strange hobby. I’ve been known to lay my soul … Continue reading
And if I’m back from vacation, why am I so tired? Hoping to start filling in what we’ve been up to over the past couple of weeks after I finish sleeping off the drive back from south Texas!
Roscommon Acres shall be taking a wee little break as we leave Daddy in charge of the animals and head down to Texas for a four day grief camp for the children. We’ll be hiking and sightseeing and spending a … Continue reading
AprilG! Congraulations! You won a $100 Visa Gift Card in the Purina Pro Plan Selects giveaway! And thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway.
There is just one more day to enter to win a $100 Visa gift card. And watch the video of my dogs not listening to me. Well, I guess that will still be there even after the giveaway is over. … Continue reading
In response to a discussion on Twitter, I decided to start a fan page on Facebook. I’m not entirely sure what the point is since this is a personal blog, but they all said I should do it. (Why do … Continue reading
OK, so if you read my blog regularly, you have already read this post. But if you go over there and read it, you will like it better. That’s why that blog has a community of like 20 million people … Continue reading
Loving Nature’s Garden has put together an excellent tutorial on when to plant vegetable seeds. My seed order just arrived yesterday. $70 in seeds! My garage is about to be turned into a makeshift greenhouse as well as a makeshift … Continue reading
So, we’re moving. That’s not exactly news. We’ve been moving for a year, at least. With a house closing a week away, however, it all seems a little more real this time around. We have been talking and dreaming and … Continue reading
I homeschool my children on a small hobby farm in rural Nebraska and write about life more abundantly, from the joy of a baby's smile to the almost unbearable grief of losing a son while seeking beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, a garment of praise instead of the spirit of despair (Isaiah 61:3)
