The Country Gentleman Corn Afternoon Shucking Event
The children harvested some of their corn today. It was a very exciting site to watch. The older ones picked and the younger ones shucked. I explained the art of … Continue Reading →
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The children harvested some of their corn today. It was a very exciting site to watch. The older ones picked and the younger ones shucked. I explained the art of … Continue Reading →
I took my first sip of our goat’s milk not too long ago— very cautiously. We have heard bad stories about how horrible goat’s milk is…it’s goaty, tastes gamey, you won’t … Continue Reading →
Miss. Nathania Tyler has been helping us out around here the past few weekends…amazing how having a capable, responsible 19 year old around immediately makes life a bit easier! She … Continue Reading →
Part of the Schultz family came for a brief visit to pick up our New Zealand visitors as they were to off to Alabama for a short time before heading back home … Continue Reading →
We indeed were very blessed to have two young ladies come and stay with us all the way from New Zealand. They have been in the states for a brief … Continue Reading →
On a recent trip to Middle Tennessee, the Schiffman family from Indiana called on us and were able to stop by and visit Vaughnshire with their 4 children (who are … Continue Reading →
We had a very special visit from one of my dear high school friends and her family. She and her husband with their 3 boys have been missionaries in Turkey … Continue Reading →
The Zastro’s stopped by to share a brunch with us this morning on the way home from the Operation Save America event in Birmingham, Alabama. Paul and I met Cal Zastro … Continue Reading →
Part of the joy of having the eldership teaching this weekend was having the Steve Breagy family stay in our home. As always it is refreshing and encouraging to sit down … Continue Reading →
In a recent visit I was able to sit and chat with Les Riley about all kinds of exciting Kingdom advancing topics. We covered hymnology, the Welsh Revival, and … Continue Reading →