• refreshing
• powerful
• exciting
• anticipation
This was a wonderful way for me to finish off one of the busiest months I've had in a long time. The November calendar has a lot more blank spaces on it and I'm very thankful. I want to spend some time seeking further what God wants me to do in terms of ministry. And it's exciting to see what He's doing in the lives of others as well!
I left the "mostly sunny" beach and came home to patches of snow on the ground. Brrrr! Since the forcast is a chilly 19 degrees tonight, I may not have a carrot or parsnip crop tomorrow since the high winds blew off the agribon and I didn't have time to replace it before I left on the trip. {Sigh...} Choices. We have to make them and live with the consequences. And sometimes, the weather just doesn't cooperate. However, I'm banking on it hitting only about down to 28. It's not even close right now and unless another front is going to blow in, I think I'll squeeze by this one!
Join The Barn Hop!
Jill @ The Prairie Homestead
Kendra @ New Life on a Homestead
Megan @ A Blossoming Homestead
1. Write a blog post about what's going on at your homestead or a post on something you're learning or an item of interest that will benefit the homesteading community. Be sure to add the red barn button and link back here so others can join in the fun.
2. Come back here and enter your information in the Linky. Please be sure to link to your actual post (click your title and then copy the URL above) and not your home page so those participating later in the week can find your post easily.
3. If you don't have a blog, leave a comment and tell us what's going on at your homestead!
Please Note: As hostesses of the Homestead Barn Hop, please understand that we reserve the right to remove any links that are not family friendly. While this may be subjective, we will err on the side of caution in order to keep our blogs appropriate for all readers. Thank you for your understanding!


Posting my nut-free, grain-free cranberry pumpkin seed granola and on growing cold hardy greens! Thanks for hosting! --S
ReplyDeleteWow! You have a lot of really great entries this week! I'm adding our creamy, probiotic-rick ranch dressing to the collection. Have a blessed monday and thank for hosting a lovely barn hop. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, Amy. Today I linked up the latest post in my series on home remedies for cold and flu season - The Best Vitamins and Minerals for Fighting Colds and Flus - http://commonsensehomesteading.blogspot.com/2011/11/best-vitamins-and-minerals-for-fighting.html
ReplyDeleteI hope your readers find it useful.
Thanks for hosting--enjoying all the posts as usual. Glad to hear that your weekend went well. We had our ladies retreat this weekend too and I posted about it this morning. It was very refreshing.
ReplyDeleteJust come across your great blog! I have sent the link to my daughter who is a missionary in South Africa and lives on a little farm
ReplyDeleteLindsey, Thank you! I think she'll like the post I just put up from my own daughter's farming trip to Indonesia! How timely!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many great recipes here, both for eating and remedies, cleaners, etc. Wouldn't it be great if we could make a Barn Hop cookbook on line and whoever wants to purchase one could order it either in print or CD form? I wonder if any organization offers that and what the cost would be.
ReplyDeleteKathy, that's a really good idea... if only I had time!! Perhaps someday.
ReplyDeleteTaste Book offers an online cookbook.. You can upload recipes and purchase recipes and the book online! Try www.tastebook.com
ReplyDeleteLoads of good entries here!
Deb