Slew of Posts
Summer blog neglect…for sure… However, I do have a slew of posts ready to be posted this week.
Category: updates
A Summer Break
We have lots of stories and lots of things happening around here….like our last minute trip where we spent more time in the truck driving to our destination than we did at … Continue Reading →
Announcement: Vaughnshire Introduction
Our family website is up and running! My husband and I will be blogging in one location from now on and all new posts and updates will be posted on … Continue Reading →
Guest Blogger
I will be posting a guest blogger post soon entitled “This Is The Way We Wash Our Clothes”. I intend on having this blogger write other homemaking how-to’s in the future…so … Continue Reading →
Where Is Vaughnshire?
Vaughnshire is our family website located at www.vaughnshire.com We are working on posting articles specifically related to the farm, agrarian living, escaping from the corporate american rat race, reviving local community, … Continue Reading →
Ramblings out from under the cardboard boxes…
To sum up my life lately…. I am not completely unpacked although I am functioning and I found my computer. I have been consumed with our new endeavors of farm life and … Continue Reading →
More information than you probably want to know…
This upcoming week is going to be a busy week for our family –actually, the next 3 weeks. We will be preparing to move to our farm and as you … Continue Reading →
Last moment reflection of 2006…
As we are in the last minutes of 2006, we have been gathering, as a family, today thanking God for His kind Providence on our lives. We rejoice for a … Continue Reading →
What to do with the Boys? Saving Our Boys From The Feminists!!!
Ask any mother who has boys and she will tell you a tale that is sure to dazzle you….a true tale of the mysterious wonder of what we call…. a … Continue Reading →
Cold Frame in a Hurry and… Winter Time Gardening
Although we have had temps drop below freezing already this Fall, we have not yet needed a full time or mostly full time cold frame. Broccoli, lettuce and cabbage are … Continue Reading →