The Basic Homeschooling Workshop from Gregg Harris
I've been having lots of fun trying easy cheese recipes over the last couple of weeks. The recipes are available on my blog 'The Self Sufficient HomeAcre' if you would like to try making cheese too. I made Cottage Cheese last week and it turned out really good. My vintage collection from my Grandparents is always a fun topic to share. Today I posted photos of vintage Pyrex and dish towels from my Grandma P's kitchen on The Creative HomeAcre Hop. I love photographing my vintage treasures so you can take a peek into my childhood growing up on a farm.
Our weather is warming up a bit this week in our neck of the woods. I am so ready for spring! It will be another month before I can start my seedlings for the garden, but I'm chomping at the bit to get started! We have a nice layer of snow on the ground, which keeps the chickens from wandering out into their pasture when I open the door for them. I would like them to air their little butt feathers out more, so hopefully the snow will melt this week. :) I did have the unfortunate chore of putting one of my older hens down last week. I have had many issues with disease in my flock, you can read all about it in The Chicken Chronicles in my pages tab. Hopefully I won't have any more fall ill again, but I won't be holding my breath.
Last fall I planted a double red Amaryllis that's in full bloom right now and it is absolutely gorgeous! I shared a post with photos of its flowers and tips for growing Amaryllis on The Self Sufficient HomeAcre last week. You can read all about Growing Amaryllis there! Here's a little eye candy to tide you over. :)
Hope all is well on your homestead! What's happening in your neck of the woods?
14 comments:
What a neat post! I love multi-topic bloggers.
Thanks Theophanie :)
I have a tendency to use this blog for a sort of journal, now that I have my other blog for more topic specific posts.
Have a great day!
Great post and thanks for stopping by so I could find your blog!
Thanks Melissa :) So glad to have you visit!
My daughter home-schools. I will pass this info on to her - thanks so much!
Hi Artful Diva! I hope she finds some useful info! Thanks for stopping by!
I enjoy reading about this and that- so interesting. Sorry to hear your chickens were ill. SO sad. Our temps are so warm already I am planning to plant seeds this weekend. Hopefully, the Santa Ana Winds will go away! Love the red flowers- gorgeous. HAPPY March :)
Thank you for your kind words Micupoftea :) Very appreciated. Best wishes with your seed starting and weather! Thanks for commenting, so glad to have you here!
Hi, thank you for stopping over at my little place and leaving a comment about the repurposed vintage mason jar...I cannot take credit for the idea, and I cannot give credit for who did, because I cannot remember where I saw it...so I suppose as long as that is prefaced, it would be lovely for you to feature my place..thank you.
Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed reading. Thanks for visiting my blog too - I will be back soon! Following you now too !
Thanks Jessica!
I'm loving your blog, so big thanks for dropping by me so I can find you! I'm gonna follow you now..you can follow back, only if you wish. Also can you tell me when the party is up?? Hugs,
FABBY
Exquisite sweet flowers fragrance, lovely photos!
Great photos!! I tried making cottage cheese a few weeks back and it did not turn out quite that yummy. I will try again though because I think I know where I made the mistake.
Thanks for sharing your recipes!
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