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Holidays

Temporary Abundance of Eggs

We’re getting all the girls and boys (poultry) lined up for producing some incubatable eggs – breedings that will result in meaty birds or replacement layers and brooders.  In the mean time, waiting for indiscrete fertilized eggs to pass, we’re being forced to consume a lot of eggs.  Ultimately it isn’t a problem, but so … Continue reading »

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Winter Knitting

I just now used this potholder. It was knitted up this last month and I was fairly disappointed in the design so it just sat by my knitting waiting to undergo scrutiny on what all needs to be changed.  But just now I needed to grab the tea kettle off of the wood stove and … Continue reading »

Categories: Christmas, Fiber arts, Propagation, St. Valentine, Winter | Comments Off on Winter Knitting

The View from My Armchair

It’s that time of year again! This is the time of the year when the soil is either too soggy or frozen, right now it is too soggy, to be doing much in the garden. The drainage ditches are all tidied up and doing their job, it just happens to be raining constantly. There is … Continue reading »

Categories: Catalogs & Seed Houses, Christmas, Flowers, Garden Methods, Hoop Houses, Propagation, Thanksgiving | 6 Comments

Thanks

Header Challenge day again.  Kathy has chosen “Thanks” for this week’s theme.  Thanksgiving, a National Holiday A national holiday for some of the challengers (go see them from my sideboard links), including me, but not the others from other lands (they’re on the sideboard too).  Which has always been really confusing to me.  That other … Continue reading »

Categories: Autumn, Blogging, Christmas, Holidays, Thanksgiving | 8 Comments

O Come, O Come Emmanuel

Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. For by it the people of old received their commendation. By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible. And what … Continue reading »

Categories: Advent, Christmas, God the Father Son and Holy Spirit, Heaven, Holidays | 2 Comments

Harvest

Another busy season of the year. This is my typical Wednesday morning rushed offering for the Header Challenge, go see what the fellas (Dave, Fishing_Guy,  Mac, and Gail’s Man.)  have for you this week for my pick of topic, Harvest (what a surprise from me eh?).  Harvest is a busy time, but I hope it … Continue reading »

Categories: Blogging, Change, Garden Methods, Holidays, Redecorating, To Do List, Uncategorized, Vicktory Farm and Gardens, Weather | 11 Comments

No Big Deal Really, But This Is Interesting

What a Coincidence  This is the picture that greeted me on my calendar as I flipped it over this last Sunday. This is my horse. Notice the resemblance?  Okay, I could have found a better picture of her, looking just like the calendar horse, but I think, Dear Reader, that you will believe me when … Continue reading »

Categories: Change, Framily, Holidays, Horses | 4 Comments

Arbor Day Party

Hey, as I stated in an earlier post, uh I think the last one actually, I’ve decided on not opening on April twenty-second or any time real soon, ’cause after all like Connie said, I’s the boss. Instead of an opening day with tea and cookies on that-day-I-don’t-care-for-because-of-it’s-knuckle-head-association, I suggested we still have a party … Continue reading »

Categories: Dad, Environment, Heritage, Holidays, Nation | 6 Comments

The Middle Part of Christmas

Before an entire week blows by, I thought I would recount the middle of our Christmas; Day Six through Day Nine. My camera has a hard time finding its way out of its case lately so the only pictures I have for you are of The Fifth Day of Christmas and bringing back the Orange … Continue reading »

Categories: Christmas, Dirt, Farm Make Over, Food and Drink, Holidays, Poultry | 2 Comments

Candlemas

If Candlemas Day be fair and brightWinter will have another fight.If Candlemas Day brings cloud and rain,Winter won’t come again. Well it was not a clear sky, slightly overcast, but no rain for sure, and although it was hazy, it was bright as I had to pull the shades on my south window today. Do … Continue reading »

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