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🍈 I’m not usually one to get excited about cantaloupe, but this one deserves its own post.We picked up a few cantaloupe ...
06/24/2026

🍈 I’m not usually one to get excited about cantaloupe, but this one deserves its own post.

We picked up a few cantaloupe from Southern Produce and y’all… it was hands-down the best cantaloupe I’ve ever eaten. Perfectly sweet, juicy, and full of flavor from the very first bite to the last.

I had almost the whole thing in one sitting. If you’ve been looking for a sign to stop by and grab one, this is it. Summer fruit doesn’t get much better than this! 🍈☀️

The animal rescue adventures of our boys continue… 😅🐱A few nights ago, Graham woke me up in the middle of the night conv...
06/22/2026

The animal rescue adventures of our boys continue… 😅🐱

A few nights ago, Graham woke me up in the middle of the night convinced he heard a kitten crying on the porch and asked if he could go check and bring it inside.

Half asleep, I responded with a very firm, “Absolutely not. Get back in bed.” 🤣

Well… Sunday morning, as we were loading up for church, a kitten started meowing like crazy from INSIDE Andrew’s truck. 😳 Turns out Graham wasn’t imagining things after all.

Of course, he immediately insisted we leave food and water under the truck for it—in my good ramekins, no less. 🤪

After some patience (and a lot of determination from the boys), they finally caught the little guy. And here’s where it gets funny: my mother-in-law, Mary Jane, had literally just asked if we knew anyone needing to rehome some cats because she was looking for a few good porch mousers. Then the very next day, a friend told us they’d been offered a stray kitten they couldn’t keep and thought of us because we were looking for some for Yaya.

Coincidence? Maybe. But it sure feels like the Lord has a funny way of providing exactly what’s needed at exactly the right time. ❤️

So for now, we’re cleaning up these little fellas, feeding them, and letting the boys add “kitten rescuers” to their growing list of animal-saving accomplishments until Yaya comes to pick them up this weekend.

At this rate, I should probably stop saying no when my kids tell me they hear animals outside. 😂🐾

Happy Father’s Day to the man who keeps this whole place running. ❤️He mows the fields, builds the shelters, fixes the f...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the man who keeps this whole place running. ❤️

He mows the fields, builds the shelters, fixes the fences, repairs whatever we’ve somehow managed to break, and tackles a never-ending list of farm projects without complaint (well, minimal complaints 😅). He plays the games, wrestles with the boys, answers a million questions, and somehow still finds time to cook most of our meals.

The farm wouldn’t be the same without him, but more importantly, our family wouldn’t be the same without him.

We are so thankful for a husband and father who loves us so well, serves our family faithfully, and points us to Jesus in both the big moments and the everyday ones.

We love you, Andrew, and we are so blessed by you. Happy Father’s Day! ❤️🚜🐄🏡

Y’all, I know I brag on my kids a lot, but I just had to share this one.We sent Graham out to close up the chickens—a tw...
06/21/2026

Y’all, I know I brag on my kids a lot, but I just had to share this one.

We sent Graham out to close up the chickens—a two-minute job, tops. Thirty minutes later, we realized he still hadn’t come back inside, so Andrew headed out to see what was taking so long.

Turns out Hope, our mama Muscovy duck, had made it safely into the coop… but her ducklings had not. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Graham went looking for them and found them all the way across the pond, completely on their own. We’ll try not to judge Hope’s mothering skills too harshly. 😂

The problem was that Graham was only wearing Crocs. He made it to the other side of the pond, but every time he got close, the ducklings just pushed themselves farther away. He quickly realized the only way to save them was to walk straight through the brush, scoop them up himself, and carry them back.

By the time he got home, his socks were COVERED in stickers and burrs. His shorts were covered. Apparently he’d even taken a tumble because they were stuck all over his back, too.

But he never gave up.

He was determined to get those ducklings safely home, and when all was said and done, he tucked both of them right beside Hope in the coop.

Watching him care for his animals with that kind of responsibility, patience, and determination makes this mama so proud. ❤️🐥🦆

06/19/2026

POV: There’s a tornado warning, the rain is coming down sideways, and these two still felt the need to stop and have a chill conversation. 🤣🌧️🦆

Thankfully, Andrew was able to translate:

“Should we seek shelter?”
“Nah, I think it’ll blow over.”

Ducks: 1
Common sense: 0

One of the things we love most around here is a good stack of books—especially the classics. Richard Scarry stories have...
06/18/2026

One of the things we love most around here is a good stack of books—especially the classics. Richard Scarry stories have been favorites in our house for years, this one is from as estate sale I went to a few weeks ago, but we even have some older ones Andrew enjoyed when he was a kid that his mom saved for him.

So it made us laugh when we found Lucy curled up fast asleep right on top of “What Do People Do All Day?” 😴📚

Apparently her answer is: not much. Just nap all day.

I’d say she’s taking the title as a suggestion rather than a question. 🐾💕

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