Quick Updates:
My Babe is one...
He is now a six toothed, cruising walker, chatter/signer, dancing explorer nursling! His favorite word is pretty, he loves flowers as well as the game of dropping things on the floor which he has cleverly named, "Uh-Oh." Nearly 50 people came to celebrate his one year mark. For his birthday his Daddy made him some beautiful brightly colored wooden blocks and I baked his cake and sewed him a monster baby. Pictures to come!
Christmas is almost here and I am crafting, cutting, stitching, (soon to be) sewing, mod podging, shopping, (soon to be) baking, and looking for inspiration everywhere. Pictures to come!
We have many festive adventures planned so stay posted!
Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Summertime Update
The kids (our new goats!) are settling in at our home and we love having them here! We have been making s'mores at the fire pit in the evenings after tucking in the chicks and kids for the night. I love the smell of a camp fire...
Some other things I love right now and why:
Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
Some other things I love right now and why:
Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
- natural SPF 15
- body and facial moisturizer - no more blemishes! really!
- soothes my Babe's eczema and my Mom's psoriasis
- great for nails and cuticles
- used sparingly it is good for hair styling and/or conditioning
- not to mention all of the culinary uses!
- for a great list of uses check this out
- lately I have been using baking soda with a few drops of lavender essential oil mixed in for my no 'poo scrub, as a foot powder for shoes without socks, and under my arms
- he is experiencing the sight, smells, textures, and tastes of new foods
- swam in a pool for the first time
- sits up for long stretches
- rolls everywhere
- plays with his big, pink bouncy ball
- is simply amazing, adorable, and inspiring!
Thursday, May 14, 2009
It Is Final
My babe and I have officially moved to the farm. It happened sooner than I had expected or even planned, but now it is done.
No one last anythings.
In the morning I will wake up to my beautiful baby and he will wake up to me and together we will be alright.
No one last anythings.
In the morning I will wake up to my beautiful baby and he will wake up to me and together we will be alright.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Moving On
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Hot Chicks & Young Kids Farm
Yay, we are going to have a farm!
So my Mom and her husband, spaghEddie, went and picked up some baby chicks the other day. They had been planning to, but finally went through with it on a whim. Since the babe and I were mid sunny afternoon walk I told her to go ahead and pick ours out for us saying, "You'll know my chick when you see it." She looks like a fluffy caterpillar resting with her sisters under the heat lamp in the laundry room. Now we just need a name.
This morning the babe and I woke early, bundled up, and went out with my Mom and spaghEddie to pick out a couple of kids! On the drive there I was determined to name one of the goats Regina. It turns out that it is a bit much for amateurs to take on getting a female in hopes to have raw goat's milk. Someday... Instead, it was suggested we get the 2 neutered males which will be old enough to come home with us in about 6 weeks!
Hmm, I think Regina is a perfect name for the chick, now we just need one for the goat!
Things are really starting to fall into place and the babe and I will be moving in probably sooner rather than later. We will share a small room on the back end of the house with our own private entrance and porch. There is a lot of work to do, but I think it will turn out to be quite the adventure!
So my Mom and her husband, spaghEddie, went and picked up some baby chicks the other day. They had been planning to, but finally went through with it on a whim. Since the babe and I were mid sunny afternoon walk I told her to go ahead and pick ours out for us saying, "You'll know my chick when you see it." She looks like a fluffy caterpillar resting with her sisters under the heat lamp in the laundry room. Now we just need a name.
This morning the babe and I woke early, bundled up, and went out with my Mom and spaghEddie to pick out a couple of kids! On the drive there I was determined to name one of the goats Regina. It turns out that it is a bit much for amateurs to take on getting a female in hopes to have raw goat's milk. Someday... Instead, it was suggested we get the 2 neutered males which will be old enough to come home with us in about 6 weeks!
Hmm, I think Regina is a perfect name for the chick, now we just need one for the goat!
Things are really starting to fall into place and the babe and I will be moving in probably sooner rather than later. We will share a small room on the back end of the house with our own private entrance and porch. There is a lot of work to do, but I think it will turn out to be quite the adventure!
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