Well, this is our 20th blog post at Modern Pioneer Family! We’ve been blogging almost a month now, so we’d love to know just what you, the readers are thinking! We want to improve your reading experience. Please take a few seconds to vote in our poll, so that we can bring you more of the posts that you will love most!
We are thinking of posting blog posts on our various topic catagories on different days. Make them “regular features” here to keep us sort-of-organized. We already have our Mystery Recipe Monday features. Are you all liking that one? We are definitely going to start doing a middle of the month-ish, after the 4-H meeting recap and update on the Farmer Boys’ 4-H projects.
What else would you like to read about regularly? Service Dog Saturdays with the K-9 Pioneers? Lots more recipes for Gluten Free cooking? How-to’s on fixing or building things with Pa and the Farmer Boys? Crafting and household how-to’s with Ma? the Littlest Pioneer Girl’s lessons in grammar and vocabulary?
After a month, it’s time to find out what is going to bring you the readers, back for more? We always welcome your insights, questions and comments to our posts, and are especially looking forward to them when do a post like this one.
Besides, it’s an important election year, so we think it’s a good thing to practice voting… that way maybe we will all remember to vote in the Big Election this coming November.
*In other voting news, my Senator, John Thune, has a Bill before the Senate to stop the Labor Board from making it illegal for youth from working on their own family farms. Please write, call or email your Senators and Congressional Representatives and ask them to support Senator John Thune’s Bill and the future of our rural youth. (Young pioneers of today grow up to become the leaders of tomorrow. In the uncertain days ahead of us, we will need strong, opinionated voices, well-developed leadership skills and a tireless work ethic… there is no better place for the modern young pioneer to learn these skills than “on the family farm” no matter how small or large that farmstead may be.)
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