Word Choice
“The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter–it’s the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.” ~Mark Twain
Friday Farm Favorites
View of Green Hill Farm from cottage window.
The Best-Ever Thanksgiving Dressing
Originally posted on fourth generation farmgirl:
This recipe for homemade dressing or stuffing has been passed down through the generations of my family: Great-grandmother Rieley, Great Aunt Florence, Grandma Rieley, Mom, and me. My family’s recipe for dressing has been modified minimally over the years and continues to be a favorite part of our Thanksgiving dinner. It’s even better…
Romance
Source: Romance I absolutely loved this! Love from such a pure and innocent perspective—beautiful! 🙂
Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
I hope you will take a few minutes to read this informative post from the FACE Foundation. It offers some great tips for keeping your pets safe over the holidays. Have a wonderful weekend! 🙂
Food, Wine and Fellowship
With Thanksgiving coming up next week for many of us, and the holidays just around the corner, I thought I would share one of my favorite posts about food, wine, and fellowship. This post was inspired by a dear friend, Scott Lockhart as well as his lovely family and staff. It’s truly amazing how a few people can have such […]
There Is Beauty In The World
“Hey baby when I’m looking at you I know this vibe is true There’s love, There’s hope for love, THERE’S BEAUTY IN THE WORLD.” ~Macy Gray
Friday Farm Favorites
It is hard to believe that it’s been a year since we adopted Dash from the Campbell County Animal Shelter. After our beloved friend and pet, Sadie passed in July 2014, we experienced a void. It just wasn’t the same having only one dog, and Maud seemed a little forlorn. So, when Dash’s picture showed up in my Facebook feed […]
Just Because
I’ve always loved Mike Nichols’ film, The Graduate as well as the duo, Simon and Garfunkel who wrote and first performed the song, “Mrs. Robinson.” This particular version of the song is so fantastic that I just had to share it. It’s also great music to dance around your kitchen to while letting off a little steam after a long […]
The Weekly Bleat
With cooler mornings, we often find our sheep waiting for us by the paddock gate. Apparently, they possess some kind of built-in sensor that indicates if the thermometer dips below 40 degrees F., because they seem to have an uncanny way of knowing it’s grain treat weather. We can usually look out of the kitchen window as day breaks and […]
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