08/07/2026
It’s been a quiet summer this year — while the apple trees became unaffordable to raise, the gardens too much for our own physical malaise, and our young adult athletes performing at their peak college level with a stick and nationals with skis. I truly believe our path on earth guides us to what’s meant to be.
About five years ago, John and I found ourselves talking with farm couples who never took vacations together because… who was going to love and care for the farm, the animals, the gardens, and all the daily chores as much as they do? I mean we felt the same with 10 acres of apple trees.
This summer marks our third year of farm sitting on a beautiful farm in northwest Maine. I’m so grateful it’s something we can do at our own pace, on our schedule, and within the skills we already love. It gives us the chance to step away from our own farm while helping someone else step away from theirs.
This summer—and especially August—has been a little crazy. I’ve spent a lot of time out of state helping my family through a major transition and some unexpected health challenges. Without hesitation, my husband and kids stepped in to care for our farm so I could be with my parents and siblings… 🎶 taking care of family.
Now it’s finally our turn.
We’re spending time on a special farm with beautiful Belted Galloways, two wonderful farm dogs, chickens, guinea hens, a wraparound porch, and some of the most gorgeous gardens I’ve ever seen. Truth be told… I’m probably more nervous about keeping the plants alive than the animals. 😊
People often ask what kindness is worth more than money. For us, it’s simple.
Helping farm couples take a vacation together—without worrying if everything they love back home is being cared for.
That’s truly priceless. ❤️
Loves the Bsullak’s