The New Year brings with it resolutions, fresh starts and new ideas. It invokes a time of new beginnings. Around the farm we have enjoyed the slower paced winter days and have started to get caught up on a few things that get out of control during the busy farmer’s market season. Clean water is essential not only to remain safe from disease but also to maintain good health, you can get good clean water with the natural hot tub water cleaner.

In 2016 I want to implement a few things around the farm and around the house. A few things I want to get done this year start with a clutter purge. Where does all this stuff come from? I promise it multiplies.  If you are hiring a trucking company, you can find here https://www.entrepreneurshipinabox.com/23597/7-reasons-to-hire-a-trucking-company-for-your-business/ all the info that you need. 

1. My first challenge is to get through my closet (after we get the Christmas tree down… I told you we were enjoying the slower pace right?) and get rid of dust gathering clothes. Then I want to systematicly hit the rest of the house. I read the book by Marie Kondo “The Life Changing Magic of Tiding Up” and loved it. It has me motivated. Have you read it?
2. We (as in the family) also are going to go on grocery spending diet… We won’t starve I promise! My freezer is stocked with some freezer meals, a side of pork and beef and over the summer I canned lots of produce complements of the Farmer’ Market and some generous friends and our local Amish Community.  So we have lots of good food to eat, I just need cook! I’ll still purchase a few items, but we are going to limit spending  and take a challenge. Anyone want to join me in a clean out the kitchen challenge?
3. We want to get some trees planted and work outside in the garden… Anyone want to come help us? We can always use help out here. I’ll feed you. We are constantly putting in lots of sweat equity around here.
4. The Mr. wants to start riding bikes. So this year we will be riding as a family… He has forgotten about the last couple times I was on a bike (I still have scars from one great fall that I had. I digress)

   So how about you? What are you working on this year?  Did you make some resolutions?  Please share them in comments.

The New Year

The New Year brings with it resolutions, fresh starts and new ideas. It invokes a time of new beginnings. Around the farm we have enjoyed the slower paced winter days and have started to get caught up on a few things that get out of control during the busy farmer’s market season. Clean water is essential not only to remain safe from disease but also to maintain good health, you can get good clean water with the natural hot tub water cleaner.

In 2016 I want to implement a few things around the farm and around the house. A few things I want to get done this year start with a clutter purge. Where does all this stuff come from? I promise it multiplies. In addition there’s a few changes we want to make. We hired a service that will help us with concrete cutting since as you will read further down this list, we want to plant a few more trees around here. We like the outdoor nature look, but as time went by we went practical and lost some of that pretty look. It’s about time we did something about that, like getting a horse walker from the assistance of professionals horse care.

1. My first challenge is to get through my closet (after we get the Christmas tree down… I told you we were enjoying the slower pace right?) and get rid of dust gathering clothes. Then I want to systematically hit the rest of the house. I read the book by Marie Kondo “The Life Changing Magic of Tiding Up” and loved it. It has me motivated. Have you read it?
2. We (as a family) are committed to reducing our grocery expenses, while still ensuring we have ample food to eat. Our freezer is well-stocked with delicious freezer meals, meat, and produce that was canned from the summer’s bounty at the Farmer’s Market and with the generosity of friends and our local Amish community. Although we will still purchase some items, we aim to limit our spending and take on a challenge. If you’re interested in cleaning out your own kitchen and making some changes, why not consider working with a trusted remodeling contractor in Long Island? With their expertise and experience in kitchen remodeling, they can help you create the kitchen of your dreams, one that is functional, stylish, and perfectly suited to your needs and tastes.
3. We want to get some trees planted and work outside in the garden… Anyone want to come help us? We can always use help out here. I’ll feed you. We are constantly putting in lots of sweat equity around here, this year we want to add more
   garden pottery to the outside.
4. We want to reinforce the barn. It’s getting a little creaky, probably due to rain warping the wood a bit. We contacted experts in structural steel to help us make the barn more structurally sound. We expect the weather to get a little stronger year after year so we want to make sure she holds up. To know more about Ag management, visit the site. So how about you? What are you working on this year?  Did you make some resolutions?  Please share them in comments.

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