A Summer Harvest
Our 9 year old harvested his heirloom corn today. He was very excited to finally see his hard work turn fruitful. Even though the corn stalk is officially not producing … Continue Reading →
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Our 9 year old harvested his heirloom corn today. He was very excited to finally see his hard work turn fruitful. Even though the corn stalk is officially not producing … Continue Reading →
Thanks for Leslie Riley over at lesriley.net for finding this gem. (The picture is for our Welsh Heritage don’t you know) 🙂 Here are a few good quotes from the … Continue Reading →
As I have outlined before, I have been organizing my week into special days for allotted tasks like was common in generations past. Around here, Monday is a wash and … 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 →
We have had a wonderful stream of visitors here at Vaughnshire (check out the Front Porch), however, I am gearing up to post a series about organizing the week. Hopefully, some … Continue Reading →
We had a wonderful visit with the Breagy and Horn families from Wakefield, North Carolina. Saturday night we had a great supper gathering at the Draper home! Mrs. Draper grilled … Continue Reading →
This came across the e-mail wire recently and I thought it worth a read. We want to be part of reforming a culture that has gone astray from the way … Continue Reading →
First bites of summer watermelon… Growing fast into a young maiden…my right hand assistant… Brother and sister togetherness…so sweet…
It is with great joy that we gather and eat the beginning harvest from our fields. While our produce isn’t anything overwhelming, it is providing us with food that we … Continue Reading →