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Week 29 Journal: When New Life Doesn’t Go to Plan

Some weeks on a homestead quietly become part of your story forever. Not because everything unfolded the way you imagined, but because they remind you how fragile life can be, how resilient nature is, and how extraordinary it feels when a community quietly gathers around you when you need it most. This was one of those weeks. It was a week filled with new life, difficult decisions, little victories, and countless reminders that the best moments on the land rarely arrive without a few challenges along the way.

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Week 26 Journal: Six Months, One Day at a Time

There are milestones you plan for. And then there are the ones you almost miss.

This week, while editing our latest Wildhorse Homestead POV, we realised we’d quietly reached twenty-six weeks of sharing our journey. Six months of opening the gate and inviting you into our little corner of the world.

It felt beautifully fitting that this milestone arrived alongside the Winter Solstice. The shortest day of the year. A turning point that reminds us even in the stillness of winter, the light has already begun returning.

In many ways, that’s exactly what building a homestead feels like. The changes rarely happen overnight. Instead, they arrive through hundreds of ordinary moments that slowly become something extraordinary when you look back.

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A Painful Reminder to Slow Down

A Painful Reminder to Slow Down

A painful fall, an unexpected weekend of rest, and a powerful reminder that healing happens through connection, support, and slowing down. This week on the homestead, Michelle reflects on recovery, community, resilience, and the lessons nature continues to teach us.

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