by Texas Homesteader ~
These three young calves are cute, but are they triple trouble? LOL
by Texas Homesteader ~
These three young calves are cute, but are they triple trouble? LOL
by Texas Homesteader ~
As the sun sinks low in the sky, I breathe deeply – fully appreciating the peace & beauty after a hard day’s work.
~TxH~
C’mon by & sit a spell! Come hang out at our Facebook Page . It’s like sitting in a front porch rocker with a glass of cold iced tea. There are lots of good folks sharing! And you can also follow along on Pinterest, Twitter or Instagram
Fun posts from the Creative Muster party.
Welcome to week 170 of the Creative Muster!
We’re thrilled that you’ve chosen to party with us!
The Creative Muster is home to some of the most creative bloggers, so we like to do a lot of sharing. If you’re looking to get exposure, find some inspiration or meet new people then you’re in the right place. Grab your favorite family friendly posts, share them, then sit back and check out some of the other amazing things that are being shared, there are a ton of great ideas to be found here!
by Tammy Taylor
I love these beautiful purple flowers, they bloom all by themselves in early spring. Our youngest used to call them ‘Bunny Flowers’ because they look like a bunny.
Some might just call them a weed, but I think beauty is where you look for it. Look for beauty in YOUR world today!
~TxH~
by Texas Homesteader
In our area of NE Texas it’s generally recommended not to plant the veggie garden until Easter or after – this is why! Hopefully this is the last frost of the season, I’ll be planting soon.
~TxH~
~by Texas Homesteader ~
Recently I had a follower on my Facebook Page share an interesting thought. They’re not located close to us and although they love reading our blog (blush) they wondered if there was a list somewhere of other homesteading blogs from homesteaders in different areas. Their thought was that since there are some gardening season or altitude cooking differences based on location that it would be a helpful resource to have several homesteading or voluntary simplicity type blogs listed by region. What a great idea!
by Tammy Taylor
Well, as promised my little ole blog has been moved from a mere extension of our website to its very own website, Texas Homesteader. (oh I feel so grown up… LOL) A big hearty THANK YOU goes out to my Oh-So-Handsome I.T. guy (ie: RancherMan) for his hard work behind the scenes in getting everything transferred over. A new dawn is breaking on this blog – all your favorite posts are still right here and I plan to pick up where I left off, so sit back & enjoy the ride!
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by Tammy Taylor
Dear readers, I need your help! If you Follow Me On Facebook, you’ll know that with the end of the year comes a review of the current year for me. Now that 2015 is coming to a close, I’m reflecting on my workload and planning for 2016.
Do I want to continue the blog as it is? Do I want to change the frequency of my posts? Change up the topics? What’s working, and what could be done even better?
And RancherMan is even suggesting perhaps I write an e-book in 2016. EEEK!