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Once you head indoors you can replace that mud with dough from kneading bread, strawberry jam instead of wet dog, and flour instead of hay. Phew! What a day!
It's very easy to NOT want to put too much effort into your personal appearance with a farmgirl's daily routine. What's the use?
Well, we owe it to ourselves and to our husbands to keep a little pretty and femininity in the barnyard! Just because our days are not glamorous doesn't mean we have to be as unglamorous as shoveling manure is!
I wrestled with this problem recently. I found myself living in t-shirts, jeans, and muck boots. How was I supposed to be feminine and still collect eggs, clean the pig pen, weed the garden etc. etc. etc. in a skirt or a dress? Sounds like a whole lot-a trouble to get all gussied up just to visit the animals.
Skirts and dresses has never been my thing to begin with, but I really felt the Lord leading me to strive to be more feminine in my dress.
I gathered inspiration to help me be a more feminine farm girl from around the web.
If your a farm girl desiring to be more feminine in your barnyard and in the field here is some farm girl fancy inspiration............
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