"All great change in America begins at the dinner table." Ronald Reagan
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The musings of a godly husband and wife seeking a simpler life in today's world. Pour a cup of coffee and spend time with us as we ramble on about spirituality, raising children, farm steading, politics, sports, woodworking, and all the other things in life we enjoy.
Farm Kitchen
- Sausage Pinwheels
- Hot Cocoa Mix
- Ravioli Casserole
- Garden Vegetble Quiche
- Hot Apple Cider
- Strawberry Spinach Salad
- Icebox Lemonade Pie
- A Twist on Sausage Biscuits
- Biscuit Possibilities
- Lasagna
- Italian Beef
- Bread Rounds
- Baptist Pound Cake
- Coconut Cake
- Refrigerator Yeast Rolls
- Strawberry Cake Roll
- Chicken and Dumplings
- Oreo Ice Cream Dessert Cake
- Mexican Cornbread
- Sausage Lentil Soup
- Pizza Bread
- Monster Cookies
- Homemade Breakfast Bowls
- Tomatilla Salsa
- Honey Bun Cake
- Potato Wedges
- Puppy Chow
- Wonderful Banana Nut Bread
- Simple Mexican Menu with recipes
- Fruit Crisp
- Cucumbers and Vinegar
- Sourdough Bread Recipe
- Tomato Basil Salad and Jacob Salad Recipes
- Tomato Relish
- Green Tomato Side Dish Recipe
- Pickled Jalapenos and Frozen Corn on the Cob
- Heavenly Chocolate Cake
- Thanksgiving Planning and Prep
- Chunky Chocolae Gob Cookies
- Collard Greens
- Strawberry Syrup and Strawberry Cobler Recipes
- Fresh Garden Salad
- Strawberry Butter Recipe
- Grocery Shopping Day
- Spinach Salad Recipe
- MotherLoad Pretzels
- Chicken Salad Recipe
- The How's and Why's of Freezing Cabbage
- Southern Blush Limeade
- Candy Bar Cheesecake Pie
- Canning Dill Pickles
- Applesauce
- Farm Kitchen
- Canning Class 101
- Homemade Granola
- A Gift Cake
- Apple Pull Apart Bread
- Fresh Apple Cake
- Apple Enchilada Recipe
- Beefy Chimichangas
- Bread Baking Basics
- Whole Wheat Bread
- Homemade Yeast Rolls (Step by Step)
- Homemade Yeast Rolls (Recipe)
- Homemade Cinnamon Rolls
- Kitchen Help for Thanksgiving
- Cooking Thoughts and Apple Crisp Recipe
- White Bean Chili Recipe
- Best Sugar Cookie Recipe
- A Healthy Snack
Farm Dog
- The Many Beds of the English Mastiff
- Happy New Year
- Just a Few Uses of the Englis Mastif
- English Mastiff: The Good, the bad,& the smelly
- Dancing with the English Mastiff
- One Tired Dog
- Poor Missy
- Who Needs a Pillow??
- The Thoughts of the English Mastiff
- Guess What She's Been Into Now??
- Creating Beautiful Tablescapes
- A Few of My Favorite Things
- I Can't WAit Until Tomorrow!
About Me
- TnFullQuiver
- A married Christian couple striving to become more self sufficient on our farm and in our lives.
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5 comments:
Amen, sister! Your family is gorgeous & I love this photo. Can I come over for some sweet tea & a good gab session? Just kidding. I made mention of your gorgeous flowers & linked to you on my new blog. Check it out.. (I can remove it, if you want...)
Absolutely. I'm so glad my parents had us eat dinner together.
You sure have a good looking family. Liz
I just found your blog and have enjoyed reading through it. We have purchased a small homestead and have thought what can we raise to sell. I had not thought of sheep. Are yours hair sheep or wool? Do you have to have them sheared? I am just curious.
TxDooddler,
Thanks so much for linking to me. I have enjoyed reading your blog so I will go check it out again in a few minutes! Thanks again!!!!!
Lizbeth,
I too am glad we ate diner as a family. As the kids get older and older, it gets harder and harder to get everyone around the dinner table at the same time. Our oldest son takes college classes a few nights of the week and he also works several other nights. My younger children hate having dinner without him. It doesn't seem like a real meal unless all 7 of us are around that dinner table!
Mrs. Trixi,
I am so glad you found our blog. Welcome!!! Our sheep are raised for meat. We chose the katahdin sheep so we do not have to shear them. Their hair sheds off in the summer time. We are part of a co-op that buys our sheep. We get more money per lamb if we sell them outright, but we wanted to make sure that we had an avenue to sell them if we couldn't sell them out right. Several people have contacted us and want to buy the sheep from the farm. We charge $200 for each lamb. We will then deliver the live sheep to the fda approved butcher and the buyers will pick up their meat there. That is the only legal way we can sell meat here in Tennessee. Honey is also a great money maker for a small farm. We could sell every quart of honey that we produce. We have quit trying to sell products and instead focus our efforts on producing our own food. That saves thousands of dollars over the course of a year and it gives us much better food to eat! Any extras that we have will be sold. Hope this helps!!!
grace and peace,
julie
A man of great wisdom! He is so right.
Great photo.
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