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I came across your blog and I love it! As a breastfeeding, new to being a stay at home of 3, living on 3 acres and can’t wait to have farm animals… you’re blog has touched me. I’m sad to read you’re moving but I look forward to see what God paths holds for you and your family as I’m just beginning mine. <3
Thanks, Genie! I am glad that you are enjoying the blog! It is definitely a labor of love. I believe God has good plans for us – plans for us to thrive as a family – and I take comfort in Him (Jeremiah 29:11). I pray for the best for your family too!
I hope to share some of my farm lessons learned over the next few months; hope some of my stories help! Would love to hear about your adventures along the way, too. Best of luck!