Bada Bing Farm

Bada Bing Farm was once a bustling dairy operation run by me, a city girl turned farmer. Over time, my tales of trying to manage a dairy farm while dealing with health issues, specifically back problems, resonated with many readers who found humor in my honest stories. Unfortunately, running the farm had a significant impact on my physical health, leading to multiple back surgeries. Eventually, I decided to close the farm, but the stories and experiences gained from this period lingered with my faithful readers who encouraged me not to shut down the blog.

Following my farming days, I transitioned back to work as a dispatcher for the Pennsylvania State Police and eventually made a significant life change by going to college. My journey from farmer to full-time student in my forties was supported by my readers since 2007. While I no longer run the farm, cherished memories, such as running a soap business using a recipe passed down from my grandmother, remain close to my heart.

The blog reflects on the shifts in my life, from running the farm to my current path in education. It also connects with readers by sharing updates on the sale of my soap business to a trusted family, thus ensuring that Bada Bing Goat Milk Soap continues to thrive under new management.

Family life was merged with farm responsibilities, creating lasting bonds and lessons. The adjustments required after my health issues meant leaving some beloved aspects of farm life behind, including the animals which I cared for daily. Despite not being able to continue the physical labor of farming, these experiences are deeply ingrained in my life journey.

This narrative captures the essence of a city girl's transformation into a farmer, then a student, sharing laughs, lessons, and the occasional mishaps along the way. The spirit of Bada Bing Farm continues in other ways as I explore new avenues in education and mentorship.