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New Trainer

Written by msteiner on April 29, 2012 — Leave a Comment

While I really enjoyed working with Tim last year, he has decided to go back on the road, so he isn’t home near as much, and we don’t get to see him as we would like. I received a phone call last week, an answer to my prayers actually. A familiar voice (though at the [...]

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Raising Young Chicks

Written by msteiner on April 29, 2012 — Leave a Comment

While I have always considered myself a country girl, I never imagined I would raise barnyard babies in my house. I guess there is something to be said for the saying, “Never say Never”. We have had 6 baby chicks in the house for about a week now. Out of our original 30+ eggs from our own [...]

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A week of Firsts

Written by msteiner on April 15, 2012 — Leave a Comment

It’s been a busy week full of “firsts” here at the ranch this week. Last Saturday was Zac’s first birthday. Actually, it was on the 5th, but we did his party on the 7th! We did an Easter Egg Hunt, after the kids colored the eggs, of course. I’m not sure who enjoyed that part [...]

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Great Deals at NoMoreRack.com

Written by msteiner on March 24, 2012 — Leave a Comment

I don’t know about you, but I love a great deal! And since I have to watch every penny I spend, especially during our “off-seasons”, I have found an awesome site to do my shopping from. I have been a member of NoMoreRack.com for just over a year now, and have found some awesome deals [...]

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A start in the Garden

Written by msteiner on March 23, 2012 — Leave a Comment

Yesterday, Nathan got the first row of the garden tilled. I really think I am going to like it up front, even if it is a bit away from the house. We also had our bee keeper bring out his stand for his hives and put that in place. Really looking forward to having the [...]

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