Promise Acre: Our Journey

[Bruce]

You'll get there! One step at a time.

 

[RollingAcres]

That's great that your 4-yr-old is learning to help with horse chores. Gotta teach them young.
Happy belated birthday to your son! Now I want a lasagna cake too. LOL

 

[Bruce]

I'm going to make lasagna for dinner tonight, won't be a cake though so I guess you wouldn't be interested RA.

 

[RollingAcres]

I'm still interested. I'm always interested in food.

 

[promiseacres]

I'm still interested. I'm always interested in food.

Lol it does look like lasagna in the photo.... but unfortunately you'll have to head to Vermont for lasagna tonight... I just have left over German chocolate....

 

[RollingAcres]

 

[CntryBoy777]

I've had many german choclate cakes for b'days....one of my favorites!!........give that young fella a pat on the back from me..........my absolute favorite is a boston cream pie tho......

 

[Bruce]

I love German Chocolate Cake
Lasagna is in the oven.

 

[farmerjan]

I've had many german choclate cakes for b'days....one of my favorites!!........give that young fella a pat on the back from me..........my absolute favorite is a boston cream pie tho......

I gotta second the boston cream pie.... I love blueberry pie, but boston cream is the "special cake" of my childhood. Of course, most any cake is pretty good.....

 

[Baymule]

You are making progress. Maybe not at the pace you want it to, but you will get there. By all means, learn how to operate the tractor. I have my own, a 2320 Kubota named Marigold. My husband has a Kawasaki diesel mule. We use the heck out of both of them. Tractors are pretty simple to learn, forward, backward, stop. Implements make life much easier, you will learn it in no time. Marigold has a front end loader, I love it! You learn the tractor and you will wonder why you waited so long to learn how. It gives great satisfaction to be working on your own farm, on your own tractor and you can see what you just accomplished.