Posted by Spice Jones | Filed under Beautiful Things, Garden Goodness, Home and Ranch, Todos Ranch, Urban Farming
Garden Goodness
17 Monday Jun 2013
17 Monday Jun 2013
Posted by Spice Jones | Filed under Beautiful Things, Garden Goodness, Home and Ranch, Todos Ranch, Urban Farming
13 Thursday Jun 2013
Posted by Spice Jones | Filed under Beautiful Things, Boulder Diet, Home and Ranch, Todos Ranch, Urban Farming
07 Friday Jun 2013
Posted by Spice Jones | Filed under Beautiful Things, Home and Ranch, Inspiration, The Good Life, Todos Ranch, Urban Farming, Weekend Inspiration
29 Tuesday May 2012
Posted Americana, Cool Finds, Home and Ranch, The Great Outdoors
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Adventures, Americana, Chris is rolling his eyes, Cool Finds, Good Chuckle, The Great Outdoors, Things I love
Unlike sane people, Chris and I have a crazy love for little burros. We believe the world’s problems are being solved behind those blank stares and if there were only a way for us to tap into their thoughts humanity would finally find the keys to peace and brotherly love. I’m serious, we LOVE donkeys, we take photos of donkeys, we purchase artwork with donkeys in it, we even have dreams for a little burro on our own little farm! YEA DONKEYS!!!!
Two weeks ago I read an advertisement for “Haulin’ Ass”…
12 Monday Mar 2012
Posted Beautiful Things, Home and Ranch
inBees packages are approx 10,000 bees (5 lbs). These are from 2011. Because of cool temps they spent 3 days in the house - yes it is as creepy as it sounds!
I think most of you (all 3 of you) know that Chris and I are beekeepers. I like to fuss that this is actually Chris’ hobby yet I’m the one stuck wrangling 300,000 feisty Italians because he ended up working a long show instead of attending the beekeeping classes (insert breath to accommodate poor sentence construction) but in all honesty I LOVE being the queen bee of our little “ranch” (cracking the whip and making them produce MORE honey… I’m like Cruella DeVille except my coat is made of bee wings!) and I’m tickled to death with my latest role as the local “BEE LADY!!!!!” when it comes to frantic calls about swarms forming in the middle of backyard BBQ’s. The way people react to my cowboy boots and cardboard box when they’re expecting a frazzled ex-hippy in a hazmat suit with a butterfly net is pretty funny. I’m sure we’ll be catching a few swarms this summer so I’ll keep you posted on the fun.