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Walking Through- It Has to be Done

3 Oct

It never goes away you know. The ache. The missing. It's always there. Always. A piece of you. Your child. Gone. It never leaves me. Ever. I think about him all the time. I wonder what he'd be doing. How he would react to something. Yes. Life is ebbing forward. Time. All held in the palm of the hand of the One who called that time into space. We lost our nephew a year ago today. The heart wrenching loss. My farmer's youngest sister. Now a part of the exclusive club no one wants to join. A year since his kids have been wrapped in his loving embrace. Sometimes I can't ... View Post

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Want to Celebrate? It’s Been a Year!

1 Oct

It's been a year! It's been a year since we officially hosted our first guest in our Davis Farm Guest House. Since then we have met some amazing new friends. Hosted folks from all over this country and the world! There have been times when we wondered if we should keep at it. There were no bookings. There seemed to be stretches of time when all seemed so silent. Success is not measured by the position one has reached in life, rather by the obstacles one overcomes while trying to succeed -Booker T Washington We have been reminded to pray. To remember that this is not our ... View Post

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Do You Really Trust He Will?

28 Sep

I trust God. Trusting God has been part of my life as along as I remember. Yielding. Each moment. Routine. Grace. Now. It's the trusting that he will, that is hard. I know he can. But will he? This is a struggle. This is how my life is impacted by the loss of a son. I have new family dynamics. Who is the Oldest?  The second born? The Youngest  boy is now the Oldest boy; and is so messed up and painful and hard. It's messy and dirty and loud and heart wrenching. I can't sort it out or make it make sense. And each time I lean in to trust there's a piece of me that says he ... View Post

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choosing joy, death of a child, encouragement, farm family, Farm life, God's faithfulness, hope, trust

The Recipe for a Perfect Storm

21 Sep

I spewed before I listened. Hot, spicy words came flying out. I was angry. There are clothes everywhere. Furniture broken. Furniture moved. Furniture in the hallway. Furniture in a closet. Furniture where it doesn't belong. Rooms that I had decorated and cleaned and arranged; now the way they want them. Not the way they were.  And I lose it.  The homeschooling books are still out, the science experiment,  still on the counter. There is laundry piled high from too many clothes and the cleaning out the rooms. The youngest; angry, throws markers every where and stomps off in a ... View Post

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Home Schooling Eve!

15 Sep

It's Home Schooling Eve! We're sharpening pencils. Wooden Number 2 pencils. . . mind you. Making lists. Fine tuning the last minute preparations. This our 10th year Home schooling! It has been quite a journey. Why do we Home School you ask? Well. We're not your typical Home Schooling Family. We mostly Home School because it's convenient. Our oldest went to college and Home Schooling was a great option to be able to go visit her. Middle School years are tricky. That might be another reason. Our youngest farm boy has never really connected well with school. That might ... View Post

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It’s Almost Been a Year Since We Put Feet on a Dream

12 Sep

It's begun. Even though it has been so hot. Colors beginning to show. Change. A word that is hard for me. For so many. The bright hues begin to emerge. A glimpse here and there. Reminding us. Summer won't last forever. We've had  heat over the past few weeks. Unseasonable for this time of year. Or for the length. It makes work hard. Pushing through. Keeping the cows cool. Careful to not dry the hay too much. It's all seems unnatural. Yet so right. Fall beckons the  senses to life. An endless array of Fairs, baking, warm drinks. Walks. Foliage. Beauty. Here among ... View Post

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A farmer's wife, stay at home, home schooling, mama, who lost one of her babes in a car accident. Trusting in the mighty power of the Lord for every step of this heart wrenching journey.

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