June
It’s been a busy month. We move into our new house in a week and a half. I’m super excited to get moved. We’ll have a barn, half an acre, and quiet surroundings.
I lost my favorite chicken, Poppy. She was the sweetest hen. I will miss her dearly 🧡
I did finally find a porch goose and for a really great price.
#june #summer #movingtothefarm #
Moving to a new home, especially a farm, brings a mix of excitement and challenges that make the experience uniquely rewarding. From my experience, transitioning to a quiet, rural setting with ample land offers a refreshing change of pace from city life. One of the joys is creating a space for animals and nature around you. For example, having a barn and half an acre allows for more freedom to raise chickens, ducks, or even geese, adding life to your surroundings and daily routines. Losing a cherished pet like a hen named Poppy is truly tough. They become more than just animals; they’re part of your family. It’s important to cherish the memories and find comfort in knowing you provided a loving home. For those considering adding animals, I found that searching locally for porch geese can be surprisingly affordable and fulfilling. Porch geese not only add charm but can also help with natural pest control. Additionally, the image OCR mentioned old-fashioned sassafras hard candies. This nostalgic detail reminds me how embracing simpler pleasures like homemade treats or local goodies complements farm living. It’s often the small daily joys—like savoring a hard candy reminiscent of the past—that enrich this kind of lifestyle. If you’re contemplating moving to a farm or rural property, I recommend preparing for both the emotional and logistical aspects. It’s a lifestyle filled with hard work, connection to nature, and unexpected moments of peace and joy. Whether you’re settling in during June or another season, each step is part of a life-changing journey worth embracing wholeheartedly.
