I’m calling you out!!!! On a roll … call, here’s where you can read about the amazing accomplishments of Sisters who earn Merit Badges. “Hear YE!”
Wondering who I am? I’m Merit Badge Awardee Jane (MBA Jane for short). In my former life …
I’m doing it, hens. The impossible. The never-before attempted. The merit badge requirement that leaves me nervous, weirded out, and full of butterflies in my stomach. More than sewing, more than getting greasy with my car, more than the thought of tent camping …
Wondering who I am? I’m Merit Badge Awardee Jane (MBA Jane for short). In my former life …
While wading through the requirements for my Sew Wonderful badge, I got a little stuck. Well, more than a little stuck. It had to do with the sewing machine.
The FancyFeathersFarmgirls chapter had their 2nd Annual Farmgirls on the Loose Campout last summer. They …
Caron VanSlyke says: This is a great group of Farmgirls!
Cheryl Luce says: It was a perfect weekend. Seeing old and meeting new farmgirls was such a delight. Some of us farmgirls glamped our tents, oh so much fun! Counting the days til October. Thanks so much for opening up your farm Jennifer!
What a delight to see your post of our Glampout! We had so much fun together. We are all looking forward to the next Glampout. Your welcome Cheryl and the farm is always open to visitors! We are actually having a Glampout on National Glamping weekend in June, where we can all just get together and relax and talk about plans for the Glampout in October.
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Wondering who I am? I’m Merit Badge Awardee Jane (MBA Jane for short). In my former life …
This morning, I took a look at the requirements for the beginner Sew Wonderful badge in Stitching and Crafting. Seems pretty simple—put together a beginner’s sewing kit, complete with things like different-colored threads, needles, pins, etc. Sounds like shopping to this girl! Who needs encouragement for a little retail therapy, after all? Not this wannabe farm chick …
Pricilla says: My first time reading the post on your web site, but I am planning to enjoy the love of my life, farming. This is such a remarkable magazine. I grew up on a farm in the south. It is just a marvelous place of peace, solitude and yes…romance in the deepest sense. I just wanted to say hello to all the farm girls everywhere.
MaryJane says: Lovely comment. Thank you.
Margie valdez says: I would like to have a secret sister. I cannot figure put where I need to go
Thank you Margie valdez
MaryJane says: Hi Margie,
First you need to register for our chatroom. It takes a few days and then, once you’re approved, try this thread:
http://www.maryjanesfarm.org/snitz/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=56361
Cheryl Townsend says: Love everything about you & what you do.
Carolyn Zollo says: oh i dont think im going to get answered in time. i made scoby and tea today is the day to add all im at the point of large bowl and rubberband. how important is this rubberband.dont have one can i just lay towel some how without.
designer says: Hi Carolyn! The article on SCOBYs was sent in by one of our readers, and I’m afraid I don’t have any more details than what’s in the magazine. I would suggest following her instructions carefully. Good luck!
Carol
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I am SO excited to read about glamping. Several years ago I “toured” a glamping camper and felt the draw of it. Fast forward to last week when a dear friend gave me a copy of Mary Jane’s Farm. I thought I had read it all, was about to toss it out, and voila! a last flip through the mag turned up the article, Camp Like a Girl. I was immediately drawn to everything about glamping. It is precisely the answer to my wanderlust and my hesitation to spend days or weeks in motels.