This is a photo looking out our back window. Free range chickens! Roosters too. During breakfast, we hear the roosters making their morning hellos. Which I find very charming.
Our next door neighbor runs a Petite Farm. She brought us some fresh eggs the other day and they were delicious. I’m not sure if my neighbor sells her eggs, but I hope so. I’d love to buy eggs from right next door. Wouldn’t that be lovely?
She raises cows too, but I think they might be for beef, not milk. I’ll have to ask. The cows are pretty and white. At least two of the calves are still nursing.
Baby June likes to stand at the window and watch the animals. We are working on our bawk bawks and our moo moos. I need to find out what French cows and chickens say. Do you know?
I am so in love with your life in France. It is so idyllic, especially compared to my stuffy corporate job in Los Angeles.
I’m just discovering your blog. I cannot believe you found this amazing farmhouse in Normandie!
Bravo for having moved with your family.
You are very brave and very free. I’ve been thinking about how to move to Europe but I have not yet found a way.
Your story is inspiring!
I’ll keep reading your blog.
Thanks!
You have become my treat read. I can get happy with hearing about your wonderful life and the love and excitement and wonder that you share with your family and with us. Thank you so very much. Also, thank you for the pictures. They are all little pieces of art themselves. So beautiful to look at. I love your life story!
Absolutely idyllic!