Hello, Friends, These photos are of my homemade and handmade farmhouse in time past.
Enjoy! I hope just for a moment all your cares fade away.
Enjoy! I hope just for a moment all your cares fade away.
Nothing says farmhouse like a couple of loaves of homemade white bread...fresh from the oven.
Blackberries from the farm
In a simple-lived life, we must take the time to notice even the smallest details... in our everyday life.
barefooted and watermelon.
gather
Farmhouse life is still homemade.
Thank you for coming by and seeing life in my handmade farmhouse.
Definitely captured my heart! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteHello, Leigh, so glad you came by ~ thank you!
DeleteBeautiful moments captured! I can't believe summer is halfway through...but that means we still have half of summer left. The tomatoes and peppers are just about to start coming on here, which will mean a lot of canning! Looking forward to it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bekah, It is hard to believe that summer is passing by quickly ~ O I hope you will be able to can your harvest!! Will you make salsa? My garden seems to just be sitting there~ to much rain this summer in our area. So, I am not sure if there will be anything to can this summer. Have a wonderful evening!
DeleteYes! Salsa, spaghetti sauce and stewed tomatoes are typically what I can with tomatoes. There is a nearby farm where I can buy boxes of organic tomatoes to add to what I have grown. Our plants are loaded now, but I know I could not currently grow enough for what I would like to can...so I am thankful for area farmers!
DeleteOur spring started off really cold and wet, so many people had a tough start with their tomatoes and peppers here in the Pacific Northwest. But things have warmed up and are doing well. The only thing that hasn't done well for me this year is our corn. But corn is never a for sure thing in our garden, so we grow it knowing it may not actually do well. It's still fun to try!
yes, it is fun to try! Thank you for chatting with me!
DeleteWhere I live it doesnt get a chance to get very tall. Check the link provided and it will give an idea, Location makesa difference. Thank you for stopping over and commenting. I appreciate it very much.
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Thank you Faith, please come again.
DeleteBeautiful! I really enjoyed your this. Blessings!
ReplyDelete~Carolyn
Hello Carolyn, thank you! Blessings to you!
DeleteBeautiful post, I just wish the aroma from that homemade bread could make it into my computer :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! Wouldn't that be something, if the screens were scratch and sniff. Hugs to you Connie!
DeleteOh my goodness.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, cozy post for me to linger on this evening.
I love your farmhouse, and all the loving photos.
Thank you for sharing, and reminding me to slow down and savor the moments.
Hello Billie! Aw, thank you so much ~ It's a reminder for myself as well :) hugs
DeleteAw, thank you Teri ~
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing photos. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I hope to get back to photography once again and post more here.
DeleteYou have captured the essence of beautiful simple living and loving Jesus! I just loved all your gorgeous photos, you really have amazing talent, and an eye for capturing simple beauty in the moment! I just made 2 loaves of sourdough bread yesterday. It feels so good to enjoy good homemade food! May the blessings of the Lord be with you and your family :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet comment, thank you Marilyn. Your bread sounds wonderful! May God Bless your home and family as well.
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