Some sights around Fowler Farms

Tomatoes ripening in my kitchen window

Blueberries getting ready for market

Thyme

Green tomatoes

The Blueberry Orchard

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One of the things that drew us to this land last fall was the blueberry orchard. It is so beautiful in every season, all the trees perfectly aligned in rows. We have over 100 trees and they are all dripping with round blue berries!



Billy and I have prayed to make money as a family laboring on our land and this weekend we will be the blueberry vendor at the Marksville Farmers Market!



I feel so blessed and so excited!!



All of the other produce is growing so well! For the most part it was all grown with total organic practices! Although I truly have SO much to learn, and those Louisiana bugs are KILLING ME!!!

Our Garden Then & Now

In the Beginning Was a Dream and A Plan:

Our dream birthed..........a jungle! Help I am lost among squash!

My volunteer Squash

(I threw these seeds out into compost because they would not sprout! HA)

Our SWEET Green Tomatoes!

Family Pictures...cont

Mommy & Abi

Sweet Big Sister

Wyatt eating his ice cream cone from the bottom up!!

CHEEZEEE (I look like my Uncle Mac!)

Sweet pictures of my family

Hannah's First Spelling Test

William's First Handwriting Assignment

Wyatt about to be diagnosed with Strep Throat...ugh

William refusing to smile at Awards Sunday

Homemade Wrinkle Releaser

Here is a GREAT recipe for homemade wrinkle releaser!

Seeing as I hate to iron and I love Downy's wrinkle releaser, but it is too expensive for my blood, I have been using this equal substitute (in my opinion).

2 caps full of fabric softener (I often get this free through coupons & sales at Kroger)

&
fill the remainder of the Downy Wrinkle Releaser Bottle full of water and shake

Spray away!!

If I can get the fabric softener for under $1, then each bottle of wrinkle releaser now costs me $.0625!!!

Sunday School Awards