These Roo Gardening Aprons are awesome and make it so easy to go from garden to coop and back again. They’re perfect for harvesting veggies, collecting eggs, or even carrying tools. I love how sturdy, lightweight, and easy to clean they are. And if you don’t have chickens, you can grab one of the gardening-only styles. I’ve been using mine nonstop. Worn Stories & a Peek at What’s AheadThese vintage books instantly took me back — the worn edges, soft pages, and timeless covers feel like holding little pieces of history in your hands. And starting in September, we’re kicking off something new: our first Friday Finds vintage drop. Four times a year, we’ll be sharing handpicked pieces like these, and every dollar goes straight to caring for the rescue animals here at the farm. This first drop is extra special — I can’t wait for you to see what we’ve been saving. Tuck it in your pocket“The little things are rarely little. They create clarity… and sometimes, they make room for the bigger changes you’ve been dreaming about.” Your life doesn’t have to shift overnight to be beautiful. A five-minute ritual. A curated corner. A fresh recipe you can share with people you love. Those are the threads we weave — slowly, intentionally, together — as we build a life we truly love. Here’s to simple joys and big dreams,
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From Lane & Jules at Sweet BombDiggity Farms Pull Up a Chair The part that comes after the beginning Every year when the basil starts to flower, I pinch the flowers off so the plant keeps making leaves. And every year, what I pinched went straight into the compost. This year I kept them, and they turned into two jars of vinegar. Back in the spring, we planted potatoes in two wire towers. This fall, those two towers gave us more than 20 pounds of potatoes. Neither one happened on the first...
From Lane & Jules at Sweet BombDiggity Farms Pull Up a Chair 25 years, and we're still designing it On September 22, 2001, Lane and I got married in our backyard, just 11 days after 9/11. The whole country was hurting, grieving, and afraid. There was something even more special about having the people we loved most right there with us. We could see them, hold them, and comfort each other. We just marked 25 years, and the people are still what matters most. People sometimes ask how we ended up...
From Lane & Jules at Sweet BombDiggity Farms Pull Up a Chair What looks finished usually isn't This time of year, the Black-Eyed Susans along the front of our Knoxville house don't look like much. The gold petals are gone, and what's left are dark, dry little heads on brown stems. Most people would cut them down and call the season over. But every one of those heads is full of seed. The part that looks finished is the part that makes next summer possible. Out at the farm, there was a stretch...