The Incredible, Edible Egg
Homestead Benefits
I’ve always admired those that have small homesteads with a few cows, chickens, and special gardens. Maybe it’s the Emeline in me. Not everyone can afford this lifestyle today — one which was so prevalent in the 19th century. Today, I’m enjoying the benefits of a friend’s hard work — fresh eggs every week. They’re delicious — and beautiful, too.
My favorite way to eat eggs is Eggs Benedict, but I haven’t mastered making that at home. At home I usually like them over easy, scrambled, or hard-boiled. Thank you, my friend!
Ever feel overwhelmed? Me too. A quick update:
Restoring houses since October and think we will finish by summer. Sold one, bought another, and our first house will be available for a new renter sometime this year. These are the priorities.
Working on my next novel — a continuing story for Emeline O’Connor. Very excited! As soon as I can, I will share some of my research and writing.
Involved with three writer’s groups.
Working part-time at Van’s Fence. (Six years now!)
My oldest daughter’s photography business and The Arise Box are growing. :)
Hanover College in Indiana accepted my youngest daughter into their DPT program. (Doctor of Physical Therapy) :)
Attended the Midwest Parent Educators Conference as a vendor last weekend. The first time since 2020 (before Covid). So happy to meet again. Sold many books and made lots of contacts.
April Winner
Each month, Chickadee Words is happy to present a gift to a subscriber of the Chickadee Cheer blog. This month’s winner is Megan! You’ll be receiving a free copy of My Bandana Acres Journal, which you and your daughter will enjoy. Congratulations!