THAT WHICH STINKS, FERTILIZES

Well Christmas brought me a Banjo which I have no idea how to play, and a frozen Septic Ejector which I had no idea how to fix, country living at its best.

NEVER LET YOUR FEET RUN FASTER THAN YOUR SHOES

Well, we've learned a few things about farm life and time management. Moving, ending up with a farm full of stuff to clean out and organize, learning what to do with Sheep, Skunks, fixing a septic pump, installing a water softener and generally learning what we are doing isn't the best time to start a blog.

BOUGHT THE FARM

This is the begining of something strange and exciting for us...

WHEN ROOSTER CROWS FROM DUNGHEAP'S TOP...

Winter is coming, time for some new firsts on the farm. First Task: Splitting and stacking wood, moving said wood from yard to wood shed. Second Task: Buy Hay for the sheep

WHEN THE SUN ARISES IN THE WEST...

Taking a trip when you own a farm full of animals who depend on you can be almost impossible without the help of good friends, and you find out REAL quick who your friends are when you propose that they should take over your life for three weeks!

Monday, May 12, 2008

Bought the farm...


This is the begining of something strange and exciting for us...

It all started around September 07 with seeing a log house (technically stack wall) on MLS that we thought would be pretty amazing to live in. The thought came and went pretty quickly as we couldn't afford the price they were asking. A few months later (Feb 08) and we decide to check to see if the place is still there, and now the price is lower...something a little more affordable for us. We decide we better go out and at least take a look at the place or we will regret it.

The drive is around 30 Minutes out of the city, right on the edge of how far we are willing to drive to work each day, when we pulled up I think we both instantly knew that we had to have this place. Little did we know this was the beginning of a series of unfortunate events leading to us finally purchasing the farm and making us decide to start a blog so that others can either laugh at us, or find some useful information as we go through buying, moving, learning how to run a 67 Acre Hobby Farm.

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