If there's one thing you're going to get while reading my writing, it's an education in rural living.
We live on a 20-acre homestead in north Idaho with a goal of food self-sufficiency. Originally we were products of the suburbs, so we had a steep learning curve: Milking cows. Making cheese, butter, and yogurt. Planting, scything, and threshing wheat. Dehorning and castrating calves. Growing a garden. Raising chickens. Canning and preserving.
Followers of my blog, Rural Revolution, have watched our exploits over the years. They've seen our victories, they've seen our failures, and they've watched us build a homestead from scratch.
We've been blessed with two wonderful daughters, both of whom are now adults and out on their own -- so we're empty nesters. Just another phase of life.
The skills of the pioneers fascinate me, and these are often incorporated into my fiction writing. You've been warned.
Followers of my blog, Rural Revolution, have watched our exploits over the years. They've seen our victories, they've seen our failures, and they've watched us build a homestead from scratch.
We've been blessed with two wonderful daughters, both of whom are now adults and out on their own -- so we're empty nesters. Just another phase of life.
The skills of the pioneers fascinate me, and these are often incorporated into my fiction writing. You've been warned.
