This article was published with the Progressive Farmer’s Our Rural Roots column. Our horse, Lou, is 25 years old. We know that his days and his rides are limited. I can’t think too much about it or my eyes start to leak. He’s a bay quarter horse that has done it all. He is one ofContinue reading “My Horse Is My Hero”
Author Archives: Tiffany
Dallas Family Reunion
About 11 years ago, we gathered for a funeral for my dad’s cousin. While we were there to mourn, everyone also really enjoyed being together. It made the family realize that we had let years go by without intentionally seeing each other on a regular basis. If we did not make a change, we wouldContinue reading “Dallas Family Reunion”
Ranch Kid Fall Decor
I struggle with decorating for the different seasons. I hate putting a bunch of knick knacks our because it makes me feel cluttered. I’m cheap and don’t want to spent a ton of money on items we only use a short time of the year. I despise having to store decorations in tubs. So today,Continue reading “Ranch Kid Fall Decor”
Recipe Card: Pork Chop & Potato Casserole
Guys. This recipe is legit. I sort of combined recipes from my friend, Austin, and my mom. I’m always hesitant to monkey with things in the kitchen…But this time, it sure did work. Pork Chop & Potato Casserole 6-8 thin cut pork chops Flour (about 1C) Salt and pepper to taste Olive oil (about 2T)Continue reading “Recipe Card: Pork Chop & Potato Casserole”
Recipe Card: Aunt Elaine’s Green Chile Stew
My mom and her two sisters are excellent cooks, especially when it comes to Mexican food. It must be the genes from their Grandmother Salazar. Recently, I asked my Aunt Elaine for her green chile stew recipe. She promptly sent me a text message. To which I had to respond with a phone call explainingContinue reading “Recipe Card: Aunt Elaine’s Green Chile Stew”
Godiva
In high school, I babysat/tutored for the sweetest family every summer. I learned all about bribing kids with candy to do math, got to hang out at the country club pool, was the only Protestant teaching Catholic Bible School, and began my devotion to St. John Paul II. It was the best job. The dadContinue reading “Godiva”
What I’d Say to Her
I’ve been watching the college students headed to campus this semester and it has me all nostalgic for all things bright orange and the campus of my beloved alma mater, Oklahoma State. It also has had me thinking about what I would say to 19 year old Tiffany, with her pick up loaded up andContinue reading “What I’d Say to Her”
Because We Prayed
This article was published by Progressive Farmer as part of their Our Rural Roots column. When the wind was blowing at 60+ miles per hour at 7 am, I knew we were in for a long day. I immediately thought of the March day a couple of years ago when the fires came to the TexasContinue reading “Because We Prayed”
We All Have the Same Feet
I was talking to the kids this week in preparation for Braun starting pre-k in a couple of weeks. We talked about making new friends and being kind. Then I brought up how there will be all kinds of kids and how important it is to be kind to everyone, even people who are differentContinue reading “We All Have the Same Feet”
Talking Body Image
For most of my life, I would have told you I hated how I looked. Maybe it’s on society and unrealistic standards. Maybe it’s on comments that I can still remember being made growing up…sometimes about me but mostly people talking badly about themselves. Maybe it was my perpetually landing in “the friend zone.” MaybeContinue reading “Talking Body Image”
