Thankful for our sweet, hardworking honey makers. Our first honey harvest proved exciting and successful and we look forward to enjoying and gifting some sweet backyard honey this summer.
Showing posts with label the back .4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the back .4. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Friday, January 22, 2016
Snow snaps
I may do the physical lifting, but my sweet girl sure lifted my spirits today. So much to be thankful for on this Southern excuse for a snow day.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Our [h]erb garden
No more shrubs thanks to our sewer woes
So a new raised bed for our herbs
Thanks to Tyson and Mike willing to work after quittin' time
And the back .4 is always enjoyed by this sweet fella
Especially after a weekend apart
We're slowly but surely finishing up the fence
Next up: Another raised bed for the garden
Chicken coop
Patio and fire pit
Perpetual home improvement (:
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
And then there was fence
Sweet, selfless, hardworking friends
Clean design
Fresh lumber, on sale and coupon used
Complete with a beer maiden
Little Greasers, always better eaten off a trailer
Those boys love tools, I love finished projects
Throw in my shirtless husband
Win, win and win
Win, win and win
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Obi-Wan Kenobi and a pretty ginger...in my backyard
Always, always thankful for visitors at our new home.
Bonus when they show up at 6am ready for a Lowe's trip and a full day of burly man productivity.
Yep - ultra blessed with such wonderful friends!
Yep - ultra blessed with such wonderful friends!
New fence posts are all set.
Redneck limb trimming ensued.
More sun for our garden.
Sweet visit from our Merv!
More sun for our garden.
Sweet visit from our Merv!
Us girls squeezed in a quick trip to the mall because Mike is apparently all too rugged and has holes in all of his jeans.
Our back .4 is coming along so nicely.
I admit, I'm kinda obsessed with our Poplar tree.
I admit, I'm kinda obsessed with our Poplar tree.
We've been collecting plants all week and can't wait to put our Ag degrees to some more good use (:
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