A week or two ago I told you all about my moral dilemma with shiplap backsplash... However, I was too long-winded to be able to include the rest of our mini farmhouse kitchen remodel drama, so here it is today. You know that joke about the people who get a new couch and they ends up redoing the entire living room to match it? Well, that's how we roll with EVERY SINGLE PROJECT we've ever done. This latest adventure started innocently … [Read more...] about Our Mini Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel
DIY Shiplap Kitchen Backsplash
I'm pretty sure I promised the nitty gritty details of my shiplap backsplash to my newsletter peeps about two months ago. Sorry guys. In my defense, I had a good reason for the delay... we actually just got the last of the project completed yesterday. Like less than 24 hours ago. Thank you super rainy weather, garden planting, cattle work, and the nightmare of a yard project that just won't quit. The good news is that the garden is … [Read more...] about DIY Shiplap Kitchen Backsplash
Creamed Chard and Eggs Skillet
There’s nothing that says you can’t eat eggs for every meal, right? Good. Then I’m going for it. This time of year, my motivation to be creative in the kitchen pretty much goes down the drain. (Please tell me I’m not the only one. Right....?) We’ve been outside bunches this week riding the horses, working on the yard mess (no, it’s still not anywhere near being done…), and getting the garden slightly closer. That’s been in … [Read more...] about Creamed Chard and Eggs Skillet
Preparing Our Raised Beds for Spring Planting
I FEEL SO BEHIND. Except I'm not. At least not yet. Wyoming is horribly deceiving this time of year. We've been getting lots of 70+ degree days the last week or two, and I've been spending all day outside piddling out in the garden and getting sunburns, which is quite heavenly after a long winter. My perennials are slowly awakening. The lilacs and ash trees are budding. And the prairie land all around is gradually turning a brilliant shade … [Read more...] about Preparing Our Raised Beds for Spring Planting
