How To Contact Me
Hello & welcome to the farm!
I always love hearing from readers, and your feedback is greatly appreciated. You're welcome to e-mail me at farmgirlfare AT gmail DOT com, but please bear in mind that it is currently taking me up to four to six weeks to reply to messages.
You're welcome to link to Farmgirl Fare from your own blog or website (thank you!); asking my permission isn't necessary.
If you have a comment about one of my recipes, please consider leaving it in a comment on the specific recipe post so others can read and benefit from what you have to say. I receive all blog comments via e-mail, so even if you leave a comment on a very old post I'll receive it and will do my best to reply.
If you've written about one of my recipes on your own blog (thank you!) I ask that you please link back to my site in your post. And you're welcome to leave the permalink to your post in the comments section of mine so other Farmgirl Fare readers can find it.
I do my best to reply to all of my e-mail, but some messages do fall through the cracks, and for that I apologize.
I also regret that I am no longer able to answer messages that are full of general questions about moving to the country or living on a farm. After spending countless hours over the past few years answering these types of messages and then never hearing back from 99% of the senders, I've realized that my limited time is better spent sharing more recipes and stories about my crazy country life, posting more photos, and of course maintaining the farm. However, I'm working on a page of Frequently Asked Farmgirl Questions that I hope to have ready one of these days.
Thanks so much for visiting Farmgirl Fare. I know there are a zillion places you can go online, and I'm thrilled that you've chosen to spend some of your time here with us.
All the best to you,
Farmgirl Susan
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2 Comments:
Susan,
GREETINGS MY NEW HERO! YOU ROCK! While very slooooow here at work in an engineering office in New Jersey (slow due to the real estate and economic slump)I have discovered your awesome blog! I am an early 30's girl who dreams of living "in the country"... I do,sort of,well compared to East Jersey (where I grew up) I now live in west Jersey (yes, there are still farms here) but tis also suburban (as I sit at my desk, in an office located on a noisy highway)... I discovered your blog while looking up beer bread recipies and I have been reading it for the past 3 days! I ENVY YOU AND MAY SHOW UP ON YOUR DOOR STEP ONE NIGHT! If I ever follow through with my threats of getting the hell out of this corrupt "garden" state!
I swear its like all of the many many daydreams I've had for many years have been lived out by you!You're even an artist (I have a BFA, but of course, I'm an adminitrative assistant)
So I shall continue to live vicariously thorugh your blog!
THANK YOU for the inspiration and virtual getaway!
Ciao,
Cara (a Jerzey Gyrl)
Oh I love your blog and I can relate to your life on the farm. I am a former girl who grew up on Long Island, went to Colorado and lived for nearly 18 yrs. in the mountains and now live on a 20 acre non-working farm in Wisconsin. I even have a my old girl beagle that looks like your picture - how funny. She is 14 and I call here the best darn beagle in the whole wide world ( I am biased ). I blog about my life her on the farm trying to mangage that along with kids, dogs, hubby and a stay at home business. Your blog is just lovely and I am so glad I found it keep up the good work! If you get a chance please visit my blog - I have a picture of my beagle on there too.
Thanks,
Amy
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