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Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

20180224

Saddles for Chickens

February 24, 2018 4 Comments

Unfortunately, our small flock of hens were beginning to lose their feathers due to an increasingly more aggressive rooster. We did some research for solutions, and found chicken saddles. This seemed like it might just work. We figured it would at least be worth trying to help protect our girls.



 We documented the (quite comical) experience of dressing the girls up (video below).


Have you tried chicken saddles in your flock?
What was your experience? Did they work for you?
Thinking of trying them? You can order them here: 


20180131

Photographing Four Generations

January 31, 2018 0 Comments

It is not often that all of my [Dad's side of the] family is able to get together. We all live in different states, scattered throughout the country. It has been a long time since we have all seen each other, and it was the first time all the great-grandchildren were together. We tried to use this rare opportunity to capture a family photograph of the four generations. 
How complicated could it be? 😎













20171229

VLOGmas 2017

December 29, 2017 0 Comments

My collection of Christmas vlogs for this year.

On our first day of Christmas (December 22, 2017) we were all scheduled to go to Maw's house, but plans had to change... #shingles


On our second day of Christmas (December 23, 2017) we spent some time with Mamaw Ann and had dinner with some family and friends.




On our third day of Christmas (Christmas Eve 2017), I totally failed filming #OutOfFocus #ForgotToHitRecord




On our fourth day of Christmas (Christmas Day 2017), we had a slow, peaceful day spent at home with a visit from Nana and Poppy.




On our fifth day of Christmas (December 26, 2017), we had visited Granny and at the end of the day Sera left us to spend the night with Nana and Poppy.






20120921

Living 'Off The Grid'

September 21, 2012 0 Comments
I wanted to share this documentary, made by the Stroud family.  There is alot of useful information and things to think about if you are considering a move to living off the grid.  I was especially thankful for the insight provided by their children.  If you have kids, what are some ways that you keep them excited and involved?