Our family enjoys sharing some of the things we do for fun from going to the county fair, building farm toy displays for both planting season and harvest and enjoying Disney.
We never expected to love going on Disney Cruises and vising Walt Disney World as much as we do. We hope the tips and tricks that we share will make your vacation experience much better as well as some notes on how to get started planning a trip.
Maybe you'll jump out of your comfort zone and check out the Castaway 5K too. I'd say it's a bucket list kind of thing just to be on the island!
In January 2019 our family of four spent one night at the Pop Century Resort before going on a Disney Cruise. In September 2018 our family spent five nights at the All-Star Sports Resort. This article is a Pop Century Review and Comparison of All-Star Sports – both of which are value resorts at Walt…
My ten-year-old son and I wondered if we should participate in the Disney Cruise Castaway Cay 5K. We decided to give the 5K a try and we enjoyed the time together and the opportunity to exercise and see different parts of the island. Here is a journal of our Castaway Cay 5K experience and a…
Our family made a decision to book a last minute Disney cruise a month before setting sail because the pricing was discounted and the itinerary to the Bahamas fit our schedule. Taking a 4-night cruise on the Disney Dream was an amazing experience and didn’t cost nearly as much as we thought it would….
Our family booked a last minute discounted Disney Cruise 26 days before we set sail in January 2019. One of the details we had to figure out was whether to use Disney Cruise Transportation to Port Canaveral. Here we share a review of Disney Cruise Transportation. In January 2020 we wend on our second cruise…
This post is sponsored by Seed Consultants, Inc., but all opinions are my own. As fieldwork winds down and the temperatures drop it’s time to get to work on the toy farm. Running the combine is one of a farmer’s favorite jobs, regardless of age. So we have several combines out on the harvest scene on our…
2017 was our first year as 4-H parents at the fair and we learned a lot! Here are some tips from our family to yours to help keep the fair as fun as possible! Don’t go. That was a joke, but seriously the fair is stressful, prepare for it by setting reasonable expectations. Last year…
This post is sponsored by Seed Consultants, Inc., but all opinions are my own. The weather is good and tractors are all over plowing, working the ground, planting corn, planting soybeans and spraying. This is an exciting time for adult farmers and toy farmers that want nothing more than to imitate the real thing. Our…
Much to our carpet farmer’s delight Santa Claus left the new Big Farm Silage Chopper under the Christmas tree. However, Santa did not bring a Big Farm Silage Wagon, so we had to improvise. Our carpet farmer is very creative and loves building things. So, he used cardboard boxes to add cardboard sides and a…
Our Little Farmer loves to carpet farm. He loves activities and making his own supplies for the farm. So, when we visited an older friend who has a farming set-up that little boys dream of in his basement we knew we needed some homemade round bales of our own. How to Make Toy Bales of…
I’ve been a bit quiet on social media and my blog over the past few months because all of my energy has been focused on getting the basics done. One of the new basics has been growing a baby! We are all very excited by the anticipated addition! When the Little Farmer found out that…
