There have been so many blessings in our lives this past year. Our other business, The Brew, has grown beyond what I imagined. Also, after months of planning, we celebrated the beautiful wedding of Macie and Riley. It happened to be the same week we had goat babies. We are truly blessed.
We’ve also faced challenges. Family members are battling illnesses and need our love and attention, and my back and foot are reminding me (and yelling at me) that I need to rest too. I tried to convince myself I could make the farm happen this year, but not without my family or me taking the hit.
So, as difficult as it is to say, HoneyDo Farm will not open this year.
Please don’t call this quitting when spreading the word. I’ve been living this life since 2003. That isn’t changing. And let me tell you, I have worked my tush off! I’m simply unable to share it from a commercial standpoint right now. I need to focus on what matters most and be present for my family.
I still want to share my farm life on Pratt Rd, but it will be from a personal use instead of a business standpoint. And I hope you can enjoy that while we reconstruct and rest. For now, I’m hoping to bring my homemade breads and soaps and mixes to The Brew. No promises on timeline, but we do have big things planned.
So for now, farm friends, I would love to start posting on what is going on with the farm again. I still want to share some of the goodies we make and some of the homestead practices we use with you. So please continue to follow with me. Also, if you have not followed The Brew, I suggest you go over to that page, follow, and add them to your favorites. I hear they have pretty dang good coffee. 😉