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Junior enjoys long morning walks and sunsets in the Palouse. Will be best friends for treats. How do you know […]

This week on the farm, I share an update on our 9 — scratch that, our 6 baby chickens. That’s right, we’re now down to 6 baby chicks and how it happened may shock you! Be warned.

I also share some exciting news at the end of the post. Make sure you check it out for an exciting announcement.

This week’s blog topic came to me randomly while I was going about my normal day. It’s not typical that

Six months into our homesteading journey, we’re learning to slow down, steward our land, and trust God’s provision. From building a chicken coop to preparing our garden, hosting family gatherings, and planning big spring projects, this update shares how our family is growing both on the farm and in faith. A heartfelt look at simple living, country life, and God’s goodness in every season.

In this post, I share how a week of canceled military travel, disrupted schedules, and unexpected delays became a reminder that God’s timing is never accidental. When plans fall apart, Scripture invites us to surrender our worry and trust that God is protecting, redirecting, or preparing us for something unseen. If you’re navigating frustration, rescheduling, or life not going as planned, this devotional-style reflection offers biblical encouragement, relatable honesty, and hope for trusting God in the delays.

Easy leftover turkey soup is a warm and comforting meal after a cold day hunting for the perfect Christmas tree. This recipe incorporates Thanksgiving left over turkey, vegetables and homemade turkey stock for a dreamy, charming soup.