Not too long ago, in one of the local groups I’m in on Facebook, someone shared about a homestead that was being given away in a contest. Here in Oklahoma. Yeah, don’t worry, I know what you’re thinking. “That can’t be legit.” Well, I started poking around. The place in question is the Ruthardt Tiny…
We’ve had two very close calls with tornadoes in the last year. Not to mention sporadic earthquakes, wildfires, and the possibility of extreme cold. We are not prepared in the slightest, and we’re going to change that with an emergency kit.
I had the opportunity, thanks to the generosity of a friend, to attend the first ever Oklahoma Women Bloggers Mini-Con the last weekend of February. The OKWB Mini-Con took place at Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert, Ok, and was just one night. Their goals were for it to be small, inexpensive, and not difficult to…
Remember that retreat I mentioned? Lissa has a post up at the RRFS Blog with a great recap of it! Source: Ferrets on the Road: Broken Bow, OK | The Rabid Rainbow Ferret Society
September was nuts. I probably should have waited until October to relaunch my Facebook page, because it languished a bit and I’m still getting the hang of it again. So what happened in September?
Does anyone else have their blog post composed in their head, but when you actually sit down to write it, everything goes… away? Yeah, me too. I’m still staying kind of on hiatus, got a lot of things tumbling through my brain that I’m trying to sort out. More on that later, after the hiatus….
I was honestly planning that the next ‘down on the farm’ post was going to be a virtual tour of the new chicken coop. But I haven’t even taken those pictures yet. Instead, it’s going to be about Oklahoma weather. Oklahoma SPRING weather, to be exact. If you know anything about Oklahoma, you know that…
Well. I don’t know how ‘old’ exactly, but it’s commonly said around these parts. “If you don’t like the weather in Oklahoma, wait five minutes.”
A couple of years ago, I decided to join this thing called Pinterest. I didn’t expect it to literally change my life.
Eating healthy and living sustainably has always been a dream of mine – I spent a lot of time outdoors as a child, and I have a long-held fascination with nature and animals. I started following a few Pinterest boards about gardening, and stumbled across this thing called urban farming.
And then I discovered this thing called Back to Eden.
