She has been here three and a half days and so far she has:
- Milked a cow
- (Helped) shear sheep
- Peeled logs
- Planted in the gardens
- Experienced our hand wheat grinder
- Got a sour dough bread making lesson from Theresa
- Made a batch of soap with Annie
- Learned some wild edibles
We've also been having a whole lot of good fun! We've been playing:
- Volley Ball
- Badmitten
- Football
- Concentration
- Bluff
As well as going on a 8+ mile bike ride, playing in the creeks and on the lake shore and having a late night slumber party every night.
What a wonderful opportunity to learn hands on what a homesteader does. I bet she is also having alot of fun while learning!
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Amy Jo
Great! Sounds like great fun for Jules and for you.
ReplyDeleteYup, sure is a blast! Oh and by the way I DIDN"T make soap with Annie, I watched her toil and labor and I didn't even do anything. :)
ReplyDeleteSure is cool soap though...well thanks for the post Mary. ;)
Sitting next to you,
Jules
Welcome to Homesteadblogger! I hope you enjoy your blogging time here. We have a wonderful community of bloggers here and I am sure you will find many new friends. If I can help you in any way, please let me know... and again WELCOME!!!
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Chasity L. Burrell
Senior Editor Homesteadblogger
Thank you for the warm welcome Mrs. Burrell! I have been to your blog a few times, and have enjoyed my visits there. The Homestead Blogger is wonderful. Thank you!
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