The Last Post

Just Another Day At The Farm blog has come to an end for me.  I have moved on from the farm and I am back in Florida.  I want to thank George and Lisa for allowing me the opportunity to live a rural life for a while and although it was peaceful and quiet, a beautiful view and I was able to experience a whole different way of life I am still a girl from the Suburbs and I really missed not having lots of places for me to run to.  We had some great adventures and I will forever treasure the friends I have made and will miss them all.  Francisco Farm is still growing and Lisa will continue to post on Facebook all the wonderful happenings at the farm.  I have enjoyed this blog and if you would like to continue to follow me I have created a new blog.  It will be about my daily happenings and will include my crafts, some recipes, etc.  The blog is called What A Day And Why.  If you would like to check it out here is the website:   whatadayandwhy.blogspot.com
Thank you for following this blog for the past four years.  It was a wonderful experience!

The Crafty Cottage Is Retired

After four years of creation in the Crafty Cottage I cleaned it out over the past three days.  It was a great little place that allowed me great creative freedom!  I’d I’d not realize just how much stuff I had in my Crafty Cottage until I had to pack it up, YIKES!  I am donating a ton of craft items so watch out Newport Goodwill, it is coming!  Why am I doing this?  For the answers check out the blog in a few days!  Good bye Crafty Cottage!  I will miss you!

Farm Updates

I know this blog has been on hiatus for month but since I am at the farm I figure I would go ahead and update on what has been happening at the farm.  Lisa has been harvesting and canning like crazy and George has been busy working on the garage. It is really coming along.  He is currently busy on the interior of the garage.  George and Lisa got some great outdoor furniture for their front porch and the Mountain View is still beautiful.  A bunch of trees were taken down around the farm and the newest addition to the farm, Athena, is growing and doing well.  More to come tomorrow!