Tree Farm
In Florida, we don’t have Christmas tree farms (that I know of). You can get some pre-cut trees, but you can’t chop them down yourself. When I was a kid we only cut them down ourselves. And it was such a fun tradition. We’d drive out to a tree farm about 40 minutes away, trudge up […]
The Farm
In March Chloe started riding lessons. She has loved every moment in the saddle and, although this has nothing to do with skill or horses, she looks absolutely precious up there. She has her lesson and then the other girls get a very short turn on the pony.
Little Rider
Chloe is my active little lady. She loves to get out and be a part of sports and activities. Last year, we found out that she has joint sublaxation, which means that her joints (mainly hips) pop out randomly. It’s not painful at her age and she knows how to pop them back in when […]
Tadpoles and Cows
After a nice rain we get so much water pooled in the runoff area at the bottom of our yard. Here lies a fantastic breeding ground for froggies (and probably mosquitoes, but they haven’t been too bad these days). This situation absolutely calls for traipsing around in rain boots, looking for tadpoles and frogs.
