I’ve got research to do and books to read, notes to take and lists to make. I can’t watch tv, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got diapers to change and bottles to make, bruises to kiss and milkshakes to make. I can’t watch the newest movies, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got wheat to grind and muesli to make, dinner to prepare and homework to create. I can’t watch the news, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got hymns to sing and babies to kiss, dances to dance and the door to answer. I can’t listen to the newest music, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got gardens to rake, spinach to pick, vegetables to wash and meat to prepare. I can’t go out to dinner, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got dresses to make and skirts to fix, shirts to sew and aprons to create. I can’t go to the mall, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got soap to be made and chickens to sell, turkeys to slaughter and eggs to gather. I can’t go on vacation, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got kids to home school; papers to make, letters for tracing and eggs for counting. I can’t send them to public school, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got butter to make and yogurt too, laundry in the machine and more to be folded. I can’t go to the store, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got the Bible to read, a recipe or two, a book from the library and a piece of mail too. I can’t read a magazine subscription, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got farming to learn and orders to be filled, supplies to reorder and customers to tend to. I can’t go back to college, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got kids to wash and hair to cut, nails to trim and ears to clean. I can’t go to the beauty salon, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got friends to write and kids to go to bed, toys to pick up and a baby to hold. I can’t go out for a drink, I’ve got too much to do!

I’ve got life to live in fullness and joy. I can’t waste any more away. I’ve got too much to do.

Written by Me : )

I couldn’t help but see a teeter totter for the kids when I saw this stump and piece of lumber sitting out in front of our barn. So, Matthew did a little bit of modification to make it a little safer and here we go…

Here’s Hannah feeding our ducks in the barn before the head outside. We have lots more (we’re hatching and selling) but these some of our youth size Pekin ducks.

Daddy takes the girls down to the barn each day to do “chores”. : )

Here’s one of the coops where they are gathering eggs.

Here they are trying to catch one of the chickens

And again…

Looks like Elisabeth caught one!

And another one.

Flying away

Going to get just one more

Life on a farm
Such tough chores