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Turning Corners Farms We are a Christian family farm located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, raising Angus cattle and working Quarter Horses.

Friends Over 40! In case you’ve been bucked off a rank one, fallen and couldn’t get up, or simply tripped while trying t...
10/09/2026

Friends Over 40!

In case you’ve been bucked off a rank one, fallen and couldn’t get up, or simply tripped while trying to walk and breathe at the same time, I have a little tip for you.

Get yourself some Blue-Emu cream, open that baby up, and mix in a dozen or so drops of frankincense essential oil. Rub that “sore no more” magic potion wherever it hurts. Or, go ahead and commit to full-body coverage if necessary. You can thank me later!

Now, let me tell you why I’m sharing this little nugget of wisdom.

Last night, I was riding a three-year-old when that sweet angel baby decided to spin and bolt. Now, in his defense, it wasn’t entirely his fault. The dang five-year-old in the next pasture over decided to do a flyby, showing off his skills rivaling D-508 Disco Party for Ba****ck Horse of the Year.

Poor little angel baby decided that suck and run was the only acceptable response, leaving me hanging on by my fingernails, two toes, woefully out of shape gluteus maximus muscles, and the right hand of Jesus.

Now, I know what you’re thinking.
“Lindsay, WHAT ARE YOU DOING RIDING A C**T?! Are you THAT desperate for another trip to your timeshare at Cox South?”
Well, the short answer is no.

The longer answer is… MENTAL ILLNESS.

You know that little voice in your head that says, “Don’t do that”? Well, I have a second voice that tells that voice to SHUT UP.

And so, back onto the three-year-olds and greenies I crawl, because apparently, my husband is never more attractive than when he’s standing there scowling at me and shaking his head knowing he will never financially recover from my medical adventures.

Anyway… I digress.
Afterward, my back was feeling a little tweaked, and the “DON’T DO THAT” voice had started in on “I TOLD YOU SO.”

But the SHUT UP voice wasn’t having any of that. She said “Oh, DON’T WORRY! YOU HAVE THE CREAM!”

So, I generously applied my homemade Blue-Emu-and-frankincense concoction and went to bed.

I woke up this morning feeling pretty darn good! At least marginally better than a 46-year-old with metal plates and screws from head to toe can reasonably expect to feel after a 90-point ride.

And before anyone asks, I DID NOT HIT THE DIRT!...this time. I’m still upright, still smiling, and apparently still making questionable decisions involving young horses without an ER visit. I’d say that qualifies as a win!

So, there you have it, keep the Blue-Emu handy, add a little frankincense, and stay wild, my child.

And even if you hit the dirt??? God is still good!
“Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” Psalm 23:6

Picture of the repeat offender 🤦🏼‍♀️




We use the word “spend” when we talk about time.Dictionaries define “spend” as: 1. To exchange money as payment for some...
10/06/2026

We use the word “spend” when we talk about time.

Dictionaries define “spend” as:

1. To exchange money as payment for something in return.
2. To use up a period of time through activities.
3. To exhaust or use up effort, strength, or power until none is left.

That got me thinking…

1. We never get more time in return.
Unlike money, we can’t earn back the hours we spend. Once time is gone, it’s gone.

2. What are we “spending” our time doing?
Are we spending it on things that are fulfilling? Things that matter? Things that are worthwhile and aligned with God’s purpose and the gifts he has given us?

Or are we spending it on things that leave us empty, distracted, anxious, or miserable?

3. What if #2 is eventually leading us to #3?
What if the way we continually spend our time is slowly exhausting our strength, our joy, our relationships, our purpose—or even our faith?

Scripture tells us to be very careful how we live, doing what is wise and making the most of every opportunity (Ephesians 5:15-16). Psalm 90:12 says, “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”

Our time isn’t just something we have. It’s something we’ve been entrusted with.

So, maybe the question isn’t simply, “How am I spending my time?”

Maybe the better question is “am I spending my time honoring the One who gave it to me?”

Because one day, we will run out of time.

And we don’t get to choose how much we’re given—but we do have a say in how we spend it.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound...
10/02/2026

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope. -Romans 15:13

NOT hope by our OWN power, but by HIS power! He is our strength and our light in the darkness! Amen! 👆❤️

Something’s been on my mind, friends…Sometimes, asking God for forgiveness is easier than actually accepting it.We can c...
09/20/2026

Something’s been on my mind, friends…

Sometimes, asking God for forgiveness is easier than actually accepting it.

We can confess our mistakes, sincerely ask for His forgiveness, and then continue punishing ourselves for what we’ve done. We replay it, carry the guilt, and convince ourselves that we need to suffer a little longer before we’re truly forgiven.

But what if refusing to accept God’s forgiveness is, in a way, a lack of faith?

If we truly believe that God is who He says He is, and that His grace is greater than our failures, then we have to believe Him when He says we are forgiven.

We don’t have to keep paying for a debt that Christ already paid.

Sometimes faith looks like more than asking God to forgive us.

Sometimes faith looks like believing Him when He says He has.

And maybe the hardest part isn’t asking for forgiveness.

Maybe it’s finally giving ourselves permission to receive it.

08/27/2026

Dear Cody Johnson,
If he would have been a sorrel, would you have left him there??? Just asking 👀🤔😆

Now accepting applications for farm labor!Hours: - Sunday through Sunday 5am-11pm until the winter storm concludes.Pay: ...
01/24/2026

Now accepting applications for farm labor!

Hours:
- Sunday through Sunday 5am-11pm until the winter storm concludes.

Pay:
- None. This is a character building experience and free therapy….because you will have a much better outlook on your own life once this is over! We might be able to negotiate some free hamburger.

Duties:
- driving one ton trucks and farm machinery (no driver’s license required or desired)
- basic (or sometimes advanced) veterinary care (also no license required, but big plus if you have one though)
- opening all gates
- cutting and peeling off frozen net wrap
- Sledgehammering water troughs
- *POSSIBLE* Roping and removing un-alived cattle after they’ve had an ice skating accident - not a guaranteed experience, but also not out of the scope of responsibility
- De-pooping unlimited stalls
- Managing the inventory of essential repair supplies such as duct tape, zip ties, baling twine, and pocket knives

Benefits:
- company issued uniform (coveralls, carharts, and gloves)
- All meals included - and we will feed you just like our own family!…1 Mexican restaurant per day, then unlimited gas station jerky and Red Bull.
- Free workouts. Walking 5 plus miles per day uphill through a foot of snow wearing 30 extra pounds of clothes and carrying 50lb feed sacks…you’ll be ripped in no time.
- Frequent motivational speeches from our foreman - so good they will make you cry before, during, and after said speech.
- You will get to shovel the steaming excrement of some of the finest, most overrated, aspiring pasture ornaments in the barrel horse industry.
- You will play a vital role in quality assurance for America’s steakhouse restaurants! You won’t be able to afford to eat there, but, man, will they serve quality beef!
- There are some cute lambs involved. They won’t make you any money either, but we will let you hold one.

Apply in person without delay! (Un) Limited positions available.

Call Kevin at 870-BR-549 for the location of which corner of the county we happen to be feeding in at the time.

Address

125 County Road 622
Green Forest, AR
72660

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 7am - 8pm

Telephone

(870) 480-6238

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