People who live in the city, will never understand the satisfaction one can get from living on a farm. No matter what the size, if you have animals (outside of the typical hamster, dog or cat), you gain an appreciation for our ancestors who depended on their farm animals, and the actual work they perform.

Ruth and I have between 20 and 30 Chickens, as well as two sweet, spoiled horses. Our horses actually perform no work around the farm. They are what would be known as "hay burners". "EX", a teen aged saddle breed horse, was a rescue animal which we purchased some years back, and have begun to bring back not only his weight, but his sanity which he lost from an abusive owner. He tends to be a woman's horse, shying from men when they approach. He only recently, has begun to let me handle him. Splash, a young colt Ruth and I purchased before he was actually born, is a sweet, loving, and chubby Arabian horse, soon to be saddle trained. His temperament is similar to that of a house dog, following you where ever you go.

The eggs from our hens, make some of the best farm breakfasts you can ever experience. Once you taste, see, and eat a farm fresh egg, you will never purchase store bought eggs ever again. Farm fresh is truly heaven for your taste buds.