by Texas Homesteader ~
Many who know us say we’re like newlyweds. There are several simple little things we do to keep the spark in our relationship even after over 20 years of marriage.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Five years ago today I said “Goodbye and good RIDDANCE” to breast cancer. It was one of the darkest and most scary times in my life. And yet, one of my most blessed times as well. Sound odd? Believe me, it does to me too. But I guess sometimes when you’re at the lowest and most fearful point in your life, things happen.
by Texas Homesteader ~
I’m 55 years old, y’all. But here’s the thing – I’m not ashamed of my age. I love being Fifty-Five!
Wait, don’t we all want to appear younger than we are? It’s true that many folks try to do everything they can to fight against showing their age.
In a society that seems to glorify youth, I guess they just feel better about themselves if they look younger than their years. And here’s the important thing – that’s OK!
There’s NO shame in that, y’all – do what makes you happy.
But personally, I’m not in constant pursuit of looking younger than I am. And I’m not gonna lie – it feels pretty good! I’m very happy in my own skin – gray hair, wrinkles & all!
by Texas Homesteader ~
Today’s a special day for me, since April 12th, 2013 was the day I Kicked Cancer To The Curb! Praise God, today I’m still cancer free!
My prayer today is for strength & healing for those still struggling with this awful disease, and to remember those gone way too soon because of it.
~TxH~
by Texas Homesteader ~
RancherMan & I have a saying: “Sunrises Forever”. For us it means that every new day’s sunrise is a blank slate. A new beginning, a brand new start.
Our sunrise may look different than yours and that’s ok. Today is a day to start new – to do something amazing that works for YOU.
by Texas Homesteader ~
This week a brand new heifer calf was born. There’s nothing quite as tender as a mother’s heart for her baby.
~TxH~