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07/21/2026

There is something so satisfying about hay season.

We have been blessed to put up over 300 bales so far! A huge thank you to a generous neighbor who let us cut his old pasture, and we're also thankful we were able to harvest the ditch grass again this year. Casey thinks that now that these bales are out of the way, he'll be able to go back and cut the bottoms of the ditches for even more. What a blessing!

Putting up hay is truly an all-hands-on-deck effort around here. It means longer evenings, with hot temperatures, and plenty of bugs. But this year I noticed something...there was a lot less complaining from both the kids and Casey. 😆 I'll call that progress!

Casey was especially excited about his "new toy"—the hay rake. It has made such a difference by flipping and spreading the hay so it dries more evenly before baling. Thanks again, Bryan!

Every time we pull this equipment out, I'm reminded of how incredible these machines really are. I'm especially fascinated by the baler. It performs so many tasks at once, and everything has to be perfectly timed and synchronized to produce those nice, tight bales. It's amazing to watch it work!

Most hay evenings involve multiple trailer loads, and not every load gets unloaded the same night. We always make sure the bales are tucked away somewhere dry because, around here, you never know when the next rainstorm will roll in.

Every bale we stack is one less bale we'll have to buy this winter. More than that, each one is a reminder of God's faithful provision. I'm thankful for a body that can walk, lift, and haul hay. I'm thankful for a family willing to work alongside me. I'm thankful for neighbors who generously share what they have, for equipment that makes the job possible, and for the opportunity to steward what God has entrusted to us.

As I looked across and saw rows of freshly baled hay, I couldn't help but praise God for His beautiful creation and His abundant provision. He so often provides exactly what we need through the kindness of others, the work of our hands, and His constant faithfulness.

"The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it." — Psalm 24:1

Thank You, Lord, for another hay season, for the strength to work, and for providing for our family once again. ❤️

06/15/2026

🐾❤️ Ok, guys... it's happening. ❤️🐾

Austin reminds me so much of my very first fur baby, and he is such a sweet boy. We need to find his forever family before I grow any more attached to him. This past Friday, his brother, Anthony, was adopted by a wonderful family, and now it's his turn.

Austin has been around:
👧🧒 Children of all ages
🐶 Dogs
🐱 Cats
🐔 Free-ranging chickens
🦆 Free-ranging ducks
🐐 Other farm animals

His mom is a beautiful Great Pyrenees mix, and while we don't know exactly who his dad was, Austin definitely has that sweet Lab face, in my opinion. Whatever his mix may be, it seems to be a wonderful combination!

He is the sweetest boy—cuddly, loving, playful, and always ready for a nap or an adventure. If you know me, you know I have a soft spot for Lab faces, and Austin has completely stolen my heart.

What I am loving about him is that he is more mellow compared to many Labs that I've loved, while still being ready for adventures, playtime, and fun whenever the opportunity comes along.

He is eager to learn, highly motivated by treats, and at the perfect age for training. He is also working hard on house training and kennel training and is making great progress every day!

Whether you're looking for a farm companion, an adventure buddy, or a loyal family dog, Austin has so much love to give.

If you'd like to meet him, send me a message. Even if you can't adopt, please share this post and help us find his forever family! 🐾❤️ Find more information here:
https://letlove.live/dog-adoptions/

06/08/2026

🐾 Meet Anthony & Austin 🐾

I hate to pick favorites, but if I had to, these two boys would be near the top of the list. ❤️

They came to us straight from their mama, and from the moment they arrived, they completely stole our hearts. We've loved every minute of having them here, but we've also been hard at work helping them learn what it means to be part of a family.

These boys have been learning potty training, kennel training, farm life, and how to interact with other animals. They are incredibly smart, eager to learn, and have made wonderful progress already.

What I love most about them is their personalities. They are playful, cuddly, curious, and so much fun to watch together. Whether they're wrestling in the yard, exploring something new, or curling up for snuggles, they bring smiles everywhere they go.

Honestly, they have been an absolute pleasure to foster. Watching them experience new things and grow in confidence has been such a blessing. They are going to make amazing family dogs, farm dogs, adventure buddies, or loyal companions for someone lucky enough to call them their own.

As much as I wish I could keep them, I know there's a perfect home out there waiting for each of them. If you or someone you know is looking for a sweet, loving puppy with a wonderful disposition, please consider Anthony or Austin. ❤️🐾

Adoption information through Let Love Live Rescue: https://letlove.live/dog-adoptions/

05/27/2026

Meet Twix, Reese’s, and Hershey — our adorable triplet Mini Lop sisters born on Palm Sunday (3/29)! 🐰🌿💕 These girls are honestly some of the sweetest, most social bunnies we’ve ever had. We absolutely LOVE our barefoot bunny days with them hopping around the farm!

They make wonderful 4-H rabbits and beloved family pets. All three have been well socialized and handled by our four kiddos, so they are incredibly friendly and used to lots of attention and love. They’ve also been raised around dogs and cats and do great with everyday family and farm life.

Both parents have amazing temperaments, and these girls definitely inherited those sweet personalities. They are curious, playful, gentle, and enjoy human interaction. 🩷

Another added bonus — rabbits produce amazing fertilizer for the garden! 🪴 Their droppings can be added directly to garden beds without composting first, making them an easy, natural way to help enrich your soil with no extra effort.

We would make a special deal for the trio, or they can be sold individually. Message us if you’d like more information, additional pictures, or want to come meet these sweet sisters! 🐇🐇🐇

With gas prices being so outrageous and campground costs adding up fast, we decided to enjoy a little “staycation” here ...
05/26/2026

With gas prices being so outrageous and campground costs adding up fast, we decided to enjoy a little “staycation” here on the farm. It was actually my middle son’s idea — he wanted us to make it feel “real,” complete with packing the camper and eating our meals outside. So we pulled the picnic table over and made a temporary bonfire pit. We went fishing, played games, sat around the fire, and it turned into such a relaxing weekend.

I’m already looking forward to more nights filled with camping, bonfires, and stargazing. ✨🔥 I’m so thankful we live somewhere we can enjoy the outdoors and spread out — especially with the river just a short walk away, giving us the perfect place to escape, cool off, relax, and fish.

I’m especially thankful for all the freedoms we enjoy in this country. May we forever remember and honor all those who sacrificed for it. Their courage and service will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸 God bless the USA.

Here’s to slowing down, enjoying the simple things, and cherishing time with the people we love most. ❤️

I love the slower, simpler feeling that comes with line-dried laundry. There’s just something about it blowing in the wi...
05/19/2026

I love the slower, simpler feeling that comes with line-dried laundry. There’s just something about it blowing in the wind.

With the amount of never ending laundry our family creates, my husband made ours as convenient as possible by putting it right off our deck, and honestly, it gets used a lot. It’s usually pretty windy out here, so that helps us get multiple loads dried in a day.

We’ve learned a few little tricks along the way:
• Give towels a good shake before hanging them.
• Use less detergent to help prevent stiffness.
• Add a little white vinegar to the rinse cycle as a natural fabric softener.
• Toss towels in the dryer for 5–10 minutes after bringing them in if they feel crunchy.
• Make a fabric refresher spray with water, witch hazel, and a few drops of essential oils like lavender or lemon.

Now I just need to figure out a better indoor drying setup for the rainy and freezing Minnesota days when outdoor drying isn’t an option…

The very first animals we ever got for our farm were Icelandic chickens, and they stole our hearts. 🐓💛 We’re unfortunate...
05/14/2026

The very first animals we ever got for our farm were Icelandic chickens, and they stole our hearts. 🐓💛 We’re unfortunately down to just a couple of our old gals now, and we would love to add a few more back into our flock.

We tried hatching some ourselves last year, but unfortunately we weren’t successful. So I thought I’d ask around and see if anyone knows of anyone in Minnesota, North Dakota, or nearby with Icelandic chicks available. I would prefer not to have them shipped through if possible.

If you know of a breeder or farm with Icelandic chicks, please send me their info or tag them below! 😊

05/11/2026

Life on the farm hasn’t slowed down around here… we’ve just been a little puppy distracted lately. 🐶 So I apologize for the overload of puppy videos—and the lack of, well… everything else. But now… back to some sweet kids. 🐐

These baby goats have been such a joy, and honestly, we’ve kept them longer than we should have because we absolutely adore their personalities. With my four kiddos hand-feeding, loving on, and handling them daily, they are friendly and well-socialized. They come running to greet you, love attention, and each one has its own unique coloring and personality.

There’s just something special about goats—the way they play, interact, and connect with you. They bring a joy that’s hard to explain until you experience it for yourself.

And for those who have said, “I could never own goats”… I hear that a lot. But here’s why we love them so much:
• Smaller size makes them easier to handle and manage
• Intelligent, social, and full of personality
• Wonderful for kids to help care for and learn responsibility
• Great little grazers that help keep pasture and brush in check

The dark brown girl with the horns is Cranberry. Her mama is Bambi—our sweet one-horned goat (yes, she came that way 😄). Cranberry and her brother, Cornbread, are from Bambi, while our other mama, Penut had their brother, Niko.

The moms are Pygmies, and the dad is a Nigerian/Pygmy cross, giving these kids a wonderful mix of personality, size, and dairy potential.

Their milk is incredibly versatile:
• Easy to digest and naturally gentle on the stomach
• Delicious for drinking
• Great for cheese, yogurt, and kefir
• Wonderful for homemade soaps, lotions, and skincare
• Perfect for baking and everyday cooking

All of them have fantastic temperaments, come from great lines, and have been raised around children, daily handling, lots of love, plus dogs and other animals. They’re curious, playful, affectionate, and used to farm life and family activity.

They’re at such a fun stage right now—old enough to be independent, but still full of that playful charm. As bittersweet as it is to see them go, it’s time for them to bless other families and farms of their own.

I truly believe every family—and every farm—needs a couple of kids. 💛🐐

If you’ve been thinking about goats… this might just be your sign.

04/22/2026

Luke’s brother, Liam, found his family this past Saturday…and now it’s his turn 💛

This sweet boy is as adorable as he is loving. He’s at the perfect stage to bring home, bond with, and train—ready to grow right alongside his new family. Luke loves going on adventures just as much as he loves curling up for snuggles at the end of the day.

He has the cutest curly tail, a curious spirit, and a playful personality. Luke is friendly with everyone and everything he meets—he truly just wants to love and be loved. Luke is fully vetted and microchipped, and ready to go home with his forever family!

One of the sweetest moments happened right before Liam left. I was talking to both of them, explaining what was about to happen and that it was time to say goodbye. Just moments later, they had this little stand-off and started playing until Liam’s family arrived—it truly felt like they understood and were saying goodbye in their own way. It was incredibly touching.

Fostering has been such a rewarding experience for our family. We recently received a message from the family who adopted our very first foster puppy—thanking us for helping them find their best friend. Moments like that are so heartwarming and remind us why this matters.

There are so many animals waiting for someone to love them. Helping in even a small way makes a difference—and Luke is ready to be that difference for someone.

✨ Could Luke be your new best friend?

📩 Message me for more details or to meet him!
🔗 Learn more or apply here: https://letlove.live/dog-adoptions/

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