Blogging challenge

In case you were wondering why you are seeing so many blogs over the last week and a half, this is why. I decided to take part in a 30 day blogging challenge. Blogging is not really my forte as I feel more comfortable talking to people than I do writing. I would even rather talk on the phone to a person than to text....I know- it's crazy! I guess I am a little old school because having a conversation with a person, to me, is so much more personable than texting or writing. With speaking, you can use your tone to give inflection to your words. That is often not the case in writing. Just scroll through any feed on social media and you will see how people get offended by the written word that may have been meant as a sarcastic comment but was misconstrued.
I do not see myself as the writing type. In school, I always procrastinated when it came to writing assignments. It isn't my "thing". This blogging challenge is making me step out of my comfort zone. I'm hoping over the next 30 days it will help me develop better skills when it comes to blogging as it is very important to keep blog content if you are a small business with an online business. If you have any tips or advice, please comment below! I uld love to hear your constructive criticism as I need to make sure that my content is relevant to you as a reader! Over the next few weeks, we will do a bit more exploring about soap making, the ingredients we use and how they are beneficial for your skin, and throw in some funny farm stories along the way.

Today, we are enjoying our day at the campground. My husband is off at the pool with the kids while I'm back at the camper making lunch. We had a little thunderstorm come through earlier so we came back to the camper from the pool, opened all the windows in the camper, and enjoyed the breeze. Our boys were ready to go back to the pool the moment the rain stopped falling, so I stayed behind. Last night, those boys ate so much more food than they normally eat. I guess the afternoon in the pool made them extra hungry. Even my youngest, who is normally hard to get to eat, was munching down on everything he could get his hands on. We are really enjoying the campground. We are camping at Cajun RVera in New Iberia. The boys love the pool area which includes a splash pad, lazy river, and regular pool. It is not crowded at all. In fact, we are pretty secluded at our campsite with the closest neighbor being about 10 spots away. It's pretty perfect and we can't wait to be able to come back and camp again. Tomorrow, we will take the boys to the pool again in the morning, then load up and head the hour back to the farm. It's been a nice getaway for all of us. The boys are already planning out our next camping trip, although we aren't sure when that will happen. It's been a good learning experience getting used to the ins and outs of setting up the camper. I think we could definitely get used to this! I'm glad we were able to have the opportunity to come to a campground before we start going to our out of town shows. It not only has given me the opportunity to get used to packing and unpacking the camper, traveling with the camper in tow, and backing into a camp spot, but it has allowed us to make little lists