Shooting with my dad and cousin Tim at our family farm. |
A few months after returning to Arizona, I began my usual daydreaming of homesteading. That's when I put two and two together and realized that all that family farm land is just sitting there. Why don't I ask my aunt and uncles if I can homestead there?
After encouraging comments on my post, I decided to write a letter to my uncle. I explained how Wifey and I had been practicing our homesteading skills over the past three years in anticipation of someday moving to a homestead of our own. Our problem was always that we weren't quite sure WHERE to go.
I told him why we'd like to homestead there and a few ideas about homeschooling and gardening. I didn't get too deep into farm animals other than saying I'd like to have a few. We'll see what he says.
I'll let you know. Thanks for the encouragement everyone.
~OJD
I wish you the best of luck and am hopeful that all will turn out as you want. What exciting prospects!
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That is a big leap. What do the girls think about it? Sometimes kids don't like giving up friends and things they are used to.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck Jeep Dad... I hope its everything you and your family want and totally enjoy.. I am working on the same kinda of thing.. I will keep up with you blog.. Such an exciting thing... ~HUGS~
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed an exciting prospect. Fingers crossed it's a go!
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