Customer Photo Credits — Earn $5 Each!
We’re kicking off 2026 with a reminder (and a little nudge 😉):
If you take photos of meals you make using our products and submit them to us, you can earn $5 in store credit for every photo we use on our social media.
A few details:
- Photos must be good quality, clean, and crisp
- Natural light is best
- Plates wiped, counters cleared — nothing fancy, just real life done well
If you make 3 meals in a week and submit 1–2 good photos per meal, you could earn up to $15 a week in credits toward your next purchase.
We truly appreciate everyone who helps us share real, honest food from real kitchens — it means more than you know.
Store Update
Now that our busy market season has wrapped up, we’re taking the time to pull out all of our meat and completely redo our inventory so everything is properly listed and available in our online store.
After chores tonight, we’ll be finishing up the inventory update, so feel free to head over and take a look. If you don’t see exactly what you’re hoping for just yet, don’t worry — we’ll be sending out a reminder email later this week once everything is fully completed.
Thank you so much for your patience as we work through this. Keeping everything accurate and up to date takes time, and we truly appreciate your understanding and support.
A Little Life Lately
Tony starts his new job tomorrow, and we’re heading into this next chapter feeling hopeful and grateful.
This past week was a rough one. Blake had the flu pretty hard, but thankfully he’s finally on the upswing — more energy, more laughs, and starting to feel like himself again. He even had a sleepover with his G last night, which was a huge help for us and gave us a chance to recharge and get a full night’s sleep.
Bree has somehow managed to dodge the flu so far, which we’re very thankful for. Both of us had mild touches of it through the week, so we’re counting that as a win.
Ringing in the New Year, Farm Style
We rang in the New Year with supper at G and Papa’s — Kierstyn’s grandparents who live right beside us on the farm. Chinese food, a domino game called Spinner (also known as Chicken Foot), and lots of laughs.
The kids stayed up a little later than usual but were still asleep by around 8:30 pm. We watched a movie, saw the clock roll over to the New Year, and then headed to bed.
It was simple, quiet, and perfect for us. We really value moments that focus more on connection than appearance or things.
Looking Ahead to 2026
We truly hope that 2026 is your best year yet — filled with love, laughter, good food, and moments that matter.
Thank you for continuing to support our little farm and our family. We don’t take it for granted, ever.
As always, reach out anytime — and don’t forget to send those meal photos our way 📷💛
