Everyday life continues here on the Funny Farm — and yes, this blog post is landing a few days later than our usual schedule. Between a trip to Toronto (which I’ll get to shortly) and a few other unexpected things we had
The last couple of weeks have really been about using and taking care of what we have, with a ton of learning— a bit of maintenance, if you will, the kind that keeps everything moving forward. It feels like any time we
Well, what a couple of weeks it’s been here on the Funny Farm. Things have felt a little crazier than usual lately, and the first story that comes to mind is the mystery animal that somehow ended up stuck in our sunroom.
Well, I need to be honest — we’ve been pretty lazy. Well… lazy for us. We’re still up before the sun (which now means around 7:30 a.m., give or take), and we’re still out caring for the animals a few times a
As the year comes to a close, it feels only right to pause for a moment — to look back at everything 2025 held for us, and to appreciate just how full it was. This year wasn’t flashy or fast, but it
I know we’ll be talking about winter, snow, ice, and all of that for the next few months, so I’ll skip it this time. Instead, I’ll tell you about what we’re planning to do to actually enjoy this time of year —
Another storm of craziness has blown through these past couple of weeks. The days are starting to blur together, but honestly, life is good here on the Funny Farm! We’ve been experiencing an early winter, with several snowy days already. Our first
Life on the Funny Farm has been its usual mix of busy days, unexpected moments, and the early signs of winter settling in. The past couple of weeks have been full of chores, repairs, animal updates, and a few small adventures—some good,
A Long-Awaited Break It’s been a whirlwind these past few weeks, and for good reason — we missed our last blog update because we finally took our first real vacation since moving to New Brunswick! Our whole family packed up and traveled
The fall leaves are still putting on a show, though most of our trees now stand bare against the sky. Every gust of wind sends a new flurry of color tumbling down the driveway — a mix of golds, deep reds, and