Planting Season
Stacy BronecStories about learning to love an unexpected life from an accidental farm girl in Montana.
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Branding Day
Earlier this week, we let our kids play hooky from school to attend our first branding day. When Nora woke up and found out they would be spending the day branding, she asked, “Is Aunt Anna making breakfast burritos?”
The Time I Drove Myself to the ER
While I have many issues with social media, I do love the memes and reels about farm life. Usually, they’re over the top and exaggerated, but they would be boring if they weren’t, right? But I love seeing the commonalities with other women ...
When Your Motherhood Looks Different From Everyone Else's
I still remember the first time I visited the farm I now call home. I sat in the passenger seat and watched the miles of highway give way to gravel roads. The city lights grew smaller and smaller in the rear-view mirror until they were gone...
Soaking in the Morning Light
This morning, I got up shortly before 6, giving myself just enough time to drink one cup of coffee and read for a few minutes. At 6 o’clock, Rich and I woke the kids, one at a time, in order of who needed the most time to get moving. Rich m...
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I’m an accidental farm girl, writing my way through the beauty & challenges of rural life. My heart is to give rural women a voice and tell the stories that often go untold through my stories about motherhood & marriage on the farm.\ud83d\udccdMontana
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