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The only thing I don't like is that it's in the city. It is in a nice little suburb on a corner with a very nicely sized lot. But I'll be there probably for the next decade at least. I've spent my entire life with land and neighbors at a distance and now it's entirely different. I don't even know yet if we'll be able to have chickens, and if we can't have that barest minimum of livestock I just might lose it. 🥲 I want my field of wild flowers and Siberian Elms... I think there's one tree in the backyard, aaand... No grass (my husband wants to fix that quickly).
I'm really grateful that God has blessed us with being able to find this house and everything going so well, but everything I've ever lived for is not here. Obviously now I'm living for different things but I didn't think I'd have absolutely NOTHING from home life. Literally even my hair won't curl the same because it's so arid here (I was kind of attached to those curls). 😂 So if I can have chickens I will probably just be a manic chicken lady, lol.
In short, life is going genuinely great and we are incredibly blessed, but I'm sad because nothing is the same. And also progressively more lonely because almost every week something comes up and I'm sick or very tired or something and I can't go to church to see everyone, and this week I've come regardless so I hope I can enjoy it and not be tired and miserable.
Anyways, on a positive note of all continues to go well and we CAN have chickens, there is a shed in the back that I think would be fantastic to partially convert into a chicken coop, with plenty of space for a run. There is a large dog area, too! With room still for a small raised bed garden and room for kids to eventually play. All just in the backyard! I think the frontyard is actually slightly larger. This city is extremely safe so it wouldn't be worrisome to let kids play in the front yard, we just can't build anything except specific types of fences in the front because of covenants, but heyy, there is no HOA!
Thank you for sharing, Sunrise! I'm praying everything will continue to go well for you, and I'm happy that y'all found such a good area to live in. :hugs
 
how was your day today sunrise chickers?
I won't lie, I was kind of depressed all day because I'm basically having an identity crisis just due to everything changing throughout these months, and transition is hard... but I was able to go to church which I was very happy about! 😁
I'm not so sad now, I cried it out to my husband. :oops: Thanks for asking! The day kind of sucked but overall everything really is great. 😊 I made awesome oatmeal cookies and ate them all week and I had amazing bison chili for lunch yesterday. So good.
 
I won't lie, I was kind of depressed all day because I'm basically having an identity crisis just due to everything changing throughout these months, and transition is hard... but I was able to go to church which I was very happy about! 😁
I'm not so sad now, I cried it out to my husband. :oops: Thanks for asking! The day kind of sucked but overall everything really is great. 😊 I made awesome oatmeal cookies and ate them all week and I had amazing bison chili for lunch yesterday. So good.
I'm sorry that must be really hard :hugs I'm glad you were able to go to church! Thats good, I find talking it all out helps me too. ooh yummy I love oatmeal cookies lol, and that sounds amazing! I never had bison before.
 
I'm sorry that must be really hard :hugs I'm glad you were able to go to church! Thats good, I find talking it all out helps me too. ooh yummy I love oatmeal cookies lol, and that sounds amazing! I never had bison before.
Thanks. 😊🩷
They were so good, and I didn't feel guilty because they didn't have anything nasty in them. I want to make them again, but my husband thinks I'll just be feasting on them again. Which... He might be right. 😂
Bison is fantastic, like super tasty beef. I've had bison heart, too.
 
Thanks. 😊🩷
They were so good, and I didn't feel guilty because they didn't have anything nasty in them. I want to make them again, but my husband thinks I'll just be feasting on them again. Which... He might be right. 😂
Bison is fantastic, like super tasty beef. I've had bison heart, too.
sorry I missed this:oops:
Thats cool! The ones I make have sugar in them😅 I should probably find something a little heathier lol.
Yum that does sound good😋. definitely going to have to try it lol. how did that taste? I dont think I would be brave enough to try it lol😅
 
sorry I missed this:oops:
Thats cool! The ones I make have sugar in them😅 I should probably find something a little heathier lol.
Yum that does sound good😋. definitely going to have to try it lol. how did that taste? I dont think I would be brave enough to try it lol😅
You're good!
Honey honey honey! It's God's sugar and it isn't "bad" like cane sugar. You can substitute regular sugar for honey in any recipe! It doesn't make your stomach go *ick* from all the sweetness, and it has plenty of health benefits especially if you buy local!
Well, the first time I had it I did like it quite a bit. It had been frozen for a few months. It tasted like rich, delicious meat.
Second time I had it, we had it very fresh, just a couple weeks out from the cow (I mean it's kind of technically cow-ish lol). It was a lot more metallic and I didn't enjoy it as much, but it still had that rich taste. It's great in a pot roast. So if in doubt about trying it, just freeze it for a couple months and see if that does it. I think it's what reduces the metallic taste.
 

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