Maggie's Farm

Is there anything more exciting for a teacher than to find out that you don’t have to bomb out of the house and hit the road?  I anticipate...

After several days of blissfully dry roads we are back in the throes of winter.  Brookfield School (k-12) is closed and the roads are miser...

One month down into 2020.  This winter seems to be milder than years past which is a real blessing.  Let’s see what is the news?  After suc...

Eric is moving his family to California.  He decided he had accomplished as much as possible in the Maine Pine Tree Council and it was ...

What a joy it is to have the sheep on green grass.  This rainy spring has given us ample grass for the flock to enjoy.  Bubbling springs...

I wondered what I would write about after this long gap in reporting but I don't think it will be hard.  I'll just start with what&...

On the farm we do chores.  Chores are us.  Chores are a good thing, in my opinion.  Chores keep us busy.  Chores keep our animals alive.  T...

We've survived another winter on the farm.  The grass is growing and so is my flock.  Some updates in no particular order: I'm up...

My intrepid grandson, Luke, has inspired me to keep writing.  He was here to visit me for one short, glorious week, this summer.  I ...