Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! I forgot Not just a little, but totally. It’s almost 3 pm and while the Blog Hop starts at 6 am, here I am just thinking about it. My mind has been occupied in my gardens. We’re not talking fancy gardens, but our family vegetable gardens. Plural, because we…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! “God makes vegetables grow in my garden, I’m so glad” There’s a little children’s song that I probably can’t remember properly, but the message is running through my mind. I’ve spent some good time out of doors over the last week or two just digging and planting. Now, we…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Good morning! More storms blazed throughout our area last evening, leaving downed trees and power lines again, but I have not heard of any serious problems locally. We had a couple of trees fall in our forest, but not near the house. It’s great for job assurance for the…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Misty, hazy morning to you from East Tennessee! I blinked and a week passed. Last week at this time I sat at my husband’s bedside in the hospital. My brain knows it’s been a week, but still kind of insists it’s been just a couple of days. My husband…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! I have not seen the vehicles, but I understand that two totaled trucks resulted in the accident that landed my husband in the emergency room. What I did see is how badly my husband got hurt—not so much severe trauma that was life-threatening, but in terms of pain, he…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Here we are at Wednesday again. I can tell you several things right off the bat that I’m sitting here feeling thankful for. Outside our window are scarlet tanagers singing away! I rarely ever see them, but hearing them is pretty amazing. Roses. My Knock-Out rose bush has grown…
Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! What a wonderful day it is today! I drove through our town early and noticed so many freshly cut green lawns, bright Spring flowers, and just the general greening up of the area. It’s nice. More and more these days, I really, really appreciate living in a small town….
