Two Firsts for Vaughnshire
First and formost, today is the day of the official launch of vaughnshire.com! So if your reading this on the day it was posted you are one of the first official visitors … Continue Reading →
Month: June 2007
Life With Boys and Ballantyne
We have a handful of boys running around here and they always amaze me with their unique boyness that still baffles my feminine mind. The way they look and smell…and … Continue Reading →
Time Mangement for Homemaker: Meal Prep Tuesday
It was once common place for homemakers to have certain chores or activities set aside for a certain day of the week. For example, Monday was wash day, Tuesday was mending…etc. … Continue Reading →
Garden Weeds…
Today, I picked the first fruits out of our garden and while it was a small amount…a handful of different hot peppers, it was exciting and increased my anticipation of … Continue Reading →
Garden Helper
She is my garden helper and today she learned the art and science of old fashion hand-picking pest control. Although she had her own way of disposing of the pests….a … Continue Reading →
Two very happy boys today…
This is a developing story…but for now….this morning the news rang through the house that the boys had caught the suspect who was thieving eggs…
No Bunnies
No bunnies…Does rebred on June 18th. The boys reintroduced the does to the buck on June 22 and noticed agitated behavior from the does. The assumption is they are pregnant … Continue Reading →
It's really a Sparrow Hawk – aka the American Kestrel Falcon
We have since learned that our hawk is a American Kestrel Falcon. It is a beautiful bird that has provided us with much amusement and wonderment over the last month. … Continue Reading →
The Vaughnshire Falcon
The American Kestrel (or know as the Sparrow Hawk) has been a favorite farm animal here on Vaughnshire. He has been hand fed from the time we brought him home. … Continue Reading →
New Farm Life Posts
We are gearing up to begin posting many of our own adventures in Christian Agrarianism and large family life here on our farm. I will be transitioning over many of … Continue Reading →