Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Ideas for using shredded roast beef!
I consider shredded roast beef a blank canvas and I am the Picasso.
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Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – What kind of home cook are you?
Come back tomorrow and I will spill the beans, I mean spill the beef, on all those ideas that I serve shredded beef meals to my family!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Gearing up for calving season!
So, what I am trying to say is, I really don’t know much about what is going on, off of the Jones Ranch. I still know one thing to be true, filling the bellies of the ones you love and spending time with them “breaking bread” is worth the time and effort.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – I spy with my little eye!
So, I spy with my little eye, baby calves hiding in that tall grass, baby goats snuggled up by their mommas, fresh eggs in the corner of the barn, and green brome trying to peak up from the earth.
And for today, those things are good enough for me.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Leap Year & New Faces!
Out with the old month of February and in with some cute new faces! Yes, I finally have new baby news to tell you about. No, not me!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Winter evenings on the ranch!
I know that our family is by no means “mainstream normal.” And honestly, we are just fine with that. I have never been the type of person to look over the fence to see what my neighbors are doing and I feel the same way about parenting. Find what works for your family and do that!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – National 4-H Month: I Pledge my Hands to Larger Service
Let this serve as more than a reminder of our civic duty to be helpful citizens, let’s put some feet into motion and some hands into serving. Every hour spent in community service is an hour that you are investing in your community. Afterall, this community is YOURS just as much as it is mine. Let’s let it reflect our best.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – What a great weekend!
You all know that I love celebrating these two phenomenal youth organizations. Last week I gave you lots of fun facts about the history of FFA. The month has flown by and I have not given 4-H the attention it is due during National 4-H month, so I promise I will have more to come this week about 4-H.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Homeschoolers can FFA, too!
If you have an FFA and ag program in your school, fight for it, support it and don’t take it for granted! The technical and leadership skills that are taught in FFA are exactly what the world needs right now.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – That Blue Corduroy Jacket!
It requires 1.6 yards of corduroy to create one FFA jacket. When you lay eyes on that sea of blue corduroy jackets, there is no doubt if you have ever worn one, that you among some of the most motivated, engaged youth in America.