Well after another unintended break from blogging, here I am!
Recovering has taken much longer then I would have thought. But the good news is the times I do feel good are better then prior to surgery. I must have been sick for a while.

Many of our church and homeschool families have blessed us with wonderful dinners for the family. I do wish I could have eaten some, but broth and jell-o had been my cuisine. I am back to eating some foods and with the added enzymes; I can eat quite a bit now.

I have been busy with getting back to organizing for winter. Now all the children have boots, coats and plenty of gloves! What a sight to take 10 kiddos to purchase snowboots!

We are attempting to work on completing the house projects so we can put the house on the market. My DH could not wait any longer to move to farm, so he bought a cow!

The children and DH are having a blast with her. She will have her first calf in March. We are excited to have fresh milk again and all of those fun foods one can make with cream.

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Posted by makalea

Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting about the dressing wearing. I do think it is different with older adoptive children. They have been exposed to a lot and to impose a sense of purity and modesty takes more work than with the average child. I am waiting on my husband to give us some direction on this matter, but in the meantime I am sewing dresses and preparing for such a time. It is always great to meet other foster to adoptive parents. It is a unique experience often misunderstood by others. Good luck with your search for a homestead.
April

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