Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Livin' on a Farm

This is a look at our morning to night, hard/fun work in a normal day. :)

"Come on, guys, let's get some work done!" 
Here we go, hang on!!

Farm chores.
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Dishes.
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Plow the potato patch.
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Weed strawberries.
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Fertilize the back pasture.
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Take some cute and artistic photos of the animals.
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Some will play music...
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(btw, I was taking this picture and my older bro quickly jumped in--I didn't even know he was there!)
 
...while others work with horses/mules.
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Water the plants in the greenhouse.
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Clean the house and then it's around 7:30.
Time for the volleyball experts to play ball!
(We turned Kryzdy in to one of those volleyball experts, too! :) Miss you Kryzdy!)
 
And then play foosball.
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Then, after that, it is time to make some food and make a blog post for Simply Livin,' so everybody can see that our farm is simply loved!

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Love,
Posted by Hi, I'm Mary... at 12:07 PM

6 comments:

  1. KryzdyMay 10, 2011 at 2:27 PM

    Lizzy!!! aww that was nice!! I miss helping weed and try to plow and playing volleyball!!!!

    <3

    I miss you guys! Great post! Be sure to write more!!

    Kryzdy

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  2. Stevey J.May 10, 2011 at 8:55 PM

    Awesome post Lizzy!! I always like coming home from a long day of work and looking at you guy's posts!!

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  3. AnonymousMay 11, 2011 at 8:24 AM

    What are the red leafed plants in your greenhouse? I love following your day! Does anyone do "school"? What does that look like in your family?
    Thanks for sharing!

    Teresa

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  4. Hi, I'm Mary...May 15, 2011 at 1:29 PM

    Hi Teresa,

    I believe those are purple orach. As far as our school goes, my Mom wrote an article on how we do our homeschooling, which you can read here: http://home-n-stead.com/family/articlesonfamily/educating_child.html

    Thanks for the comment! I'm sorry we took so long getting back to you. The blogger has been down for a few days. Thanks for visiting and please come back soon! :-)

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  5. AnonymousMay 18, 2011 at 7:39 AM

    Okay, read your mom's awesome article. Sooooo, when can we move in with you all? I need to apprentice myself to her. I get how all of the "school" subjects are a part of everything you do. My husband could use a course on that. However, the sibling peace, family peace, world peace equation, now that is where we could all use a personal tutorial! Maybe we could buy that Old Tater farm your mom mentioned. Would we be neighbors? There is no point in moving if we wouldn't be :-) My kids (11,10,8,5,2) got really excited when they heard about it. I am off to plaster her quote about fighting all around the house so when I need it all I have to do is look up!

    Thanks for sharing!
    Teresa

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  6. stevey jApril 23, 2013 at 6:04 PM

    jezz I didnt realize how much I say "you's guys" :D

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