I always think of author and journalist Hal Borland’s quote this time of year: “March is a tomboy with tousled hair, a mischievous smile, mud … Read More ›
I’ve heard of March coming in like a lion, and going out like a lamb, but what about when February’s ice storms come with lambs?… … Read More ›
At the end of homeschool days, after clearing the table of books, crayons, glue, or whatever else we’ve been using, the boys make a mad … Read More ›
“I thought of you.” He stepped aside to reveal a chair. It was too small to comfortably sit upon, too old to test without a … Read More ›
Early in the morning, a soft blanket of snow rested gently over the sleepy farm. The glow of the barn light revealed the only footprints, … Read More ›
“Words of the Year” are a trending topic every January. Some designate a Word of the Year to guide or focus goals and intentions for … Read More ›
In December, Wade and I celebrated our ten year wedding anniversary. After sharing some celebratory cake and kisses, we closed on the purchase of our … Read More ›
On Christmas Day, I settled in for a (really) long winter’s nap. Nestled amongst a mess of quilts and the chirps of content children, I … Read More ›
Sometime between the delayed start of school and stuffed Thanksgiving bellies, I think all of us realized that Christmas shopping would be different. In 2020, … Read More ›
As temperatures drop and days grow shorter, most of the ordinary tasks of beekeepers and gardeners move indoors. In rhythm with the seasons, we rest … Read More ›