Showing posts with label mini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini. Show all posts

Thursday, August 16, 2018

An Update on Our Babydoll Southdown Sheep...


Hi Friends! We've had our Babydoll Southdown sheep for about five months now, so I thought I'd give you a little update. We've really enjoyed having sheep - they add personality to our mini farm, life to the barn, and are about the sweetest animals you could imagine. 

They are helping us keep grass and foliage down in certain areas on our property, and I am thinking of ideas for how to use their cozy wool. But primarily, they are our pets. ;)

Monday, September 18, 2017

Our Mini Farm in Numbers...

Hello and welcome to our little farmstead! 

As of Thanksgiving, we will have lived here for four years! Some of you know the story of our search for a mini farm... but the quick version is this: When our three sons were 10, 7, and 4 years old, we wanted to find a place where they could roam free, explore and play to their hearts' content. We hoped for a home with some land and a barn. Our boys really wanted a dog. We pictured somewhere just passed the city limits, but still close to family and our boys' school.

We prayed and prayed. We couldn't shake the desire. When we found this place, it just felt like home. It had everything we were looking for (except marble kitchen countertops and updated bathrooms, but you know what I mean ;).

Saturday, September 24, 2016

Early Fall on the {mini} Farm...

I interrupt the regularly-scheduled decorating post, to bring you some glimpses of our mini farm (and buy myself a little time as I work on two upcoming fall home tours ;).

Hope you enjoy this first weekend of fall, however you spend it...

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