Family Homesteading & Off the Grid Blog Hop #55
We have rain. The rising temps that allowed us to put out the maple sap buckets early is also changing our usual late February snow into rain- that means mud.We have a gravel driveway that leads from the road to the house, and this year we're scheduled to have a couple of yards of granite dropped off to help with the mud situation. Aside from the snow plowing in the winter, spreading our semi-annual gravel order around is why we got the tractor.
People sometimes ask if all the chores we have around the homestead are overwhelming. The answer is the same every time- not in the least. Like anything, it's all about staying on top of things. When the mud seems to be winning, get some 1/4 granite gravel.
When the garden needs harvesting, get it done.
When the broilers need processing, get it done.
When there's a lull in the chore list, sit back and take some time with the family.
Homesteading seems to have a lot of components, but by taking things as they come and not procrastinating, it's a pleasure to get things done.
Be well and do what makes you happy-
From Our Homestead to Yours
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