Farmhouse Renovation – A Moment in Time

December 4, 2018 Kim of Red Dirt Farm22 Comments

So many of you have asked – thank you for your interest, but yes, it’s been a bit of a sore subject, leaving me at a loss for words, or words that could be repeated in polite company. It was, so to speak the straw that broke the camels back and left me in a downward spiral of darkness. Continue reading “Farmhouse Renovation – A Moment in Time” →

Cooking · farmhouse renovation · Ramblings

farmhouse kitchen gets a (small) remodel and Rustic Lasagna

February 25, 2018 Kim of Red Dirt Farm18 Comments

An earthquake, which is not typical for our area, rocked our little house a few years ago, weakening our cabinet structure and cracking walls. Our old roof was leaking and water had seeped into the drywall, causing it to buckle and peel. The worst part was mold was growing. Last year when our beautiful new red roof was put on, we realized that the section that was added to the house sometime in the 1960’s really didn’t provide sufficient structure to support the weight of the upper cabinets and all the glassware for the addition that we added 19 years ago. The cabinets were shifting and we were growing more and more concerned. Continue reading “farmhouse kitchen gets a (small) remodel and Rustic Lasagna” →

Daisy and Winter · farmhouse renovation · Ramblings

Happy Birthday Winter and a farmhouse renovation update Dec. 2017

December 9, 2017 Kim of Red Dirt Farm13 Comments

Snow is falling.

I cooked a feast as though I was expecting an army. Mr. Cottage carved the turkey, we gathered our little family together, we gave thanks and ate until our bellies could hold no more. Continue reading “Happy Birthday Winter and a farmhouse renovation update Dec. 2017” →

chickens · farmhouse renovation · flower farming · Ramblings · Red Dirt Farmstand

cool nights warm days in my own private cathedral

October 22, 2017October 22, 2017 Kim of Red Dirt Farm8 Comments

These are the days of autumn. Forecasters in our area say that the leaf color this year will be somewhat lackluster.

We turn the heat on at night and the AC on during the day – crazy. Me, I’m holding on to the warm weather as long as I can and dancing in the gardens with the last of the flowers. The light that sparkles off the morning dew and streams through the ornamental grasses makes my garden feel like my own private cathedral.

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