Middle aged musings from farm & hearth
I love a good book and have read many over the years. During spring and summer months here on the farm when the days are longer, I’m outside more than I’m in. By the time we get into bed I fall asleep before I’ve turned eight pages of whatever’s on my nightstand. … Continue reading “Gladys Taber and Stillmeadow Farm”
Two posts in one week? Welp… it’s dark and damp and chilly outside and while the barn chores beckon, they can sleep for another hour, yet I cannot… so here I sit. Middle middle age has not been kind in the sleep department. I wish I had a good solution for that. I used … Continue reading “Four days later….”
Oh how I love this season! I don’t really have a favorite season, do you? There is something magical in each, if you ask my two cents worth. This particular fall is one of the most glorious I have witnessed so far. The summer’s long dry spell and the sudden onslaught of heavy rains for … Continue reading “A Glorious Fall”
Not my quote – but it’s in essence what I keep saying to anyone I know who still supports No. 3 and tries to defend it. Truly an ugly soul on every front – “None of the president’s positives can balance the moral and political danger we face under a leader of such grossly immoral … Continue reading “No. 3”
Oh, how I love Fall in New England. I’ve acquired a love for it over time, though – for when I was a young girl, my very favorite season was Summer 🌻- no school, barefoot, beaches, bikes, T-shirts and Johnny’s ice cream truck on Friday nights. We played outside till the cows came home … Continue reading “Autumn Gems”