Busy Life

It's been crazy lately! Between the rabbits and chickens doing exactly the opposite of anything I want them to, school just being school, and teaching piano, the writing has been put on hold for a little while.

I have been enjoying the fresh air and lovely weather lately though!


I found a few spots of green grass down by the creek and decided to take some pictures!


The water was sparkling and looked very inviting. I had to remind myself that it was COLD.


I hope you all are enjoying spring as much as I am!

~Just a Girl on the Homestead 





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