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We did a unit on butterflies and we also did one about ants. We got a nifty little ant hill in our curriculum, sent off for ants, FINALLY got them in the mail, and they set to work.   We … Continue reading →

        I’ve had this theme song stuck in my head since 1986. It comes out every now and then. Since Ruby was old enough to talk and we would take nature walks in the spring, this song … Continue reading →

The world of pretend is opening up for Clara. She just turned two, don’t ‘cha know.   Playing hide and seek is one of her favorites to “play” with Matt. He’s still her most favorite person. She can put her … Continue reading →

Well, remember when I said in Winter Fishing that we did have any luck? Well, we still haven’t. BUT we recently had some visitors on the ranch that did a little fishing. They brought me back 3 cleaned and gutted … Continue reading →

Sometimes life on the ranch is just plan cool, neat and a GREAT learning experience for all ages. Recently, we got to try out an ultra sound machine on some pregnant mamas. (see the spine? Going diagonal down the screen) … Continue reading →

“Cu-buzz” (because)…Why not?

This year we kicked off Easter 12 days early and went through our Resurrection Eggs. It was our second year doing the eggs and the girls LOVE them. Each night we hide eggs that lead up to Easter morning. On … Continue reading →

Question: Want to make a really good cowboy horse’s value skyrocket even more? Answer: Put a kid on it, let the kid brush him down and lead it around. Heaven, pure heaven for her. Bareback. She did great with her … Continue reading →

Winter fishing in the “crik” is pretty fun on a warmer, in the 30’s, winter day. We went to a spot and got all our lines ready. Clara decided to take a nap. Nothing. We got nothing. Winter trout fishing … Continue reading →

Let’s talk about living way out here. This might be a little random, so hang on tight and try to stay with me. We’ve talked about our location, 100 Reasons to Love WY, Rural Living, Wide Open Spaces, and a … Continue reading →