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JUNE

 Welcome back!!

Hope ya’ll had an amazing June!! Ours included some friends’ Birthday celebration, a creek day with the Langs, a butcher day, farm happenings, and Father’s Day.

Stay tuned……..

Here we are at the Birthday celebration of a couple of friends!

Peyton and Kassidy 
Expectation………
Vs. Reality…..
There’s always that one photo-bomber….
And to top off the night!….
Creek day with the Langs!
 Sorry we hogged  y’all’s kayaks the whole time.

Following Peyton up stream
Mary 
Anna hitching a ride down stream
Noah and Havi trying out fishing! They caught a couple of interesting creatures.
Classic Isaiah!


I personally wouldn’t mind a creek like this on my property!
Ever hear of “Swimmer’s Hair?”
You know you have bad balance when you can’t stay up while sitting down.

Jumping off the hill! 
If you can guess who each of the people jumping off are you might know us really well!

Out of a total of 13 people only five made the plunge down *dramatic music* ;)
Norah, Havi, and the three others!
Look who stopped by market, coming all the way from Florida!! 
Come back soon Kylie, and fam!!
To say I have weird siblings would be an understatement.
This is a collection of pictures built up from the last several months.
 *Maybe this will discourage them from taking any more silly selfies*






Having friends for butchering day is always welcome,
especially when they bring their adorable baby!!
Everyone watching an episode of The Chosen before bed.
The assembly line of awesome workers!!
Huge shoutout to Dan, Mary and Noah, and the Ahmed fam!! 
Thank you for all you’re help! Ya’ll are awesome!
Our first official time using the grill Dad got for Christmas!!
These pigs have graduated from the electric netting training and are free to be moved out into the woods! 
Except for some reason they didn’t want to leave their spot, so here’s Norah acting like a pig trying to entice them into the new spot.🙈
Dad’s Father’s Day gift! Time to say goodbye to the old John Deere that broke down after nearly every cutting and had wayyyyyyyy too many hours on it. 
Since we’re not mechanics by nature, we won’t be missing it at all!
Dad getting every angle of his new mower!
Everyone had to test it out!


A few days before we were scheduled to send her to the butcher, 
Norah noticed that this pig looked a little big.
Turns out piglets are due in July….(stay tuned for adorable piglet pictures).
Missouri skies never cease to amaze me! 



And that’s it!!
Thank you so much for stopping by!! We hope y’all have a great July, 
and we’re looking forward to “seeing” you again soon!!

~The Coulter Fam

“You have made known to me the paths of life; You will fill me with joy in Your presence.’
Acts 2:28

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