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Life at Providence Lodge: The New Grandbaby!!
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. So there we were,. 3/4 of our journey competed.500 miles yet to go. On our trip to New Mexico to see our daughter and son in law and forth coming baby,. When, 5:00 in the morning, we got a call.yes,. Anna was in labor! Straightaway we hopped in the suburban and drove, drove, drove. Arriving 40 minutes after the newest grand baby was born! I was allowed into the birthing room right away to meet this newest blessing,. Surprising us all at 8 lbs 2 oz.
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Life at Providence Lodge: March 2015
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Monday, March 23, 2015. Life at the Lodge Last Week. Last week went by in a blur.here is why:. The new goat babies are here. Marshall and Moses joined little Mabel in the goat pen last week,. They are just her size, only she is two weeks older. Rose had to play midwife and pull both of these babies,. Who are doing very well along with their mama. We will be rich in goat milk in a few short weeks. Besides playing and gentling these cuties, we have been doing some big cooking.
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Life at Providence Lodge: April 2015
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Venison Steak For Dinner. Just saying the word makes my mouth water. Venison is our favorite meat, and happens to be the meat we fairly live off of. It always perplexes me when folks get a deer, then go to the work of butchering it,. Then it sits in the freezer all winter while they buy meat at the store to feed their family. Our family brings in 5 or 6 deer a season,. After living this way for years and years our kids think beef is weird. 2 Once...
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Life at Providence Lodge: July 2015
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. So there we were,. 3/4 of our journey competed.500 miles yet to go. On our trip to New Mexico to see our daughter and son in law and forth coming baby,. When, 5:00 in the morning, we got a call.yes,. Anna was in labor! Straightaway we hopped in the suburban and drove, drove, drove. Arriving 40 minutes after the newest grand baby was born! I was allowed into the birthing room right away to meet this newest blessing,. Surprising us all at 8 lbs 2 oz.
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Life at Providence Lodge: June 2014
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Wednesday, June 25, 2014. Benefits of Children Raising Livestock. Rose adores her goats. She now has four years of goat tending. Currently she owns three alpine/nubians and one lamoncha. This farmer-wanna-be takes complete care of the goats. When their pen needs fixin, she is responsible. She did bribe some local help, though. Together they doubled the pen size, which will be nice for the winter. Brush and plenty of weeds, all in abundance here. Of course, there is also be...
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Life at Providence Lodge: April 2014
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Wednesday, April 23, 2014. Our Week At A Glance. The bliss of afternoon naps. Daddy prays over girls. Our Tom Cat."Half N Half". A midget super soldier. Posted by Julianne Primer. Links to this post. Labels: Nurturing Family Life. Friday, April 4, 2014. SPRING At The Cabin. Beautiful sunshine, warm and gentle breezes.it is SPRING at last! The mud has a faint green tinge to it suggesting grass, (how exciting). So, they donned their mud boots and stomped through puddles,.
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Life at Providence Lodge: Inspiration From The Front Porch
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Monday, May 4, 2015. Inspiration From The Front Porch. The weather is so nice and the front porch beckons. I am fascinated with porches. I do believe that any. Home would be more homey with a front porch. Maybe that is my southern roots coming out. To me, it really doesn't matter what style a porch is, I love them all. Over the weekend we cleaned up and put together this year's summer porch. It was an exciting event and all the children were eager to help sweep, mop,.
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Life at Providence Lodge: July 2014
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Tuesday, July 22, 2014. Amish Bran Muffins in July. Means swimming in the pond,. Which in turn, means the fence is bedecked continually with swim gear. July also brings breakfast on the porch, usually with granola or muffins. Our favorite muffin recipe comes from an Amish cookbook,. But we have tweaked it just a tad, so I will share it here. I hope you try them, they are really outstanding. Don't let the title "BRAN MUFFIN" deceive you! I love that aspect,. Chuckle, can't ...
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Life at Providence Lodge: February 2015
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Saturday, February 28, 2015. The Babies Are Here! If you are a homesteader,. You know that when the coldest weather strikes,. Your animals will choose that particular time to birth. Animals are just that way. So, with lows in the teens and even colder nights coming this week,. Our does are due. Checking them several times a day,. We were very surprised to find.on our afternoon check,. The first kid born- already standing and doing well,. So here is Mabel! In cloudy weather...
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Life at Providence Lodge: Traveling To New Mexico
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Large Family Life in the Woods. Thursday, July 16, 2015. Traveling To New Mexico. Vacation time has come and we have planned for months now to pack 9 of us in our 9 passenger suburban and travel 1500 miles to see our newest grand child, along with our daughter and son in law, of course. At he time we left Idaho, the baby had not been born.that story is for another post. Sowhat we did do is. The visit with our family in NM was wonderful. And then we were on our way home,. Another 1500 miles in three days.
