Happy Thanksgiving 2025!

Thankfulness hits a little deeper this year.

Maybe it’s the way the sun has been settlely across the fields…

Maybe it’s the quiet moments before the house wakes up…

Or maybe it’s simply because when you look back at the last twelve months, you realize how much God has carried you through.

A year ago, our world cracked open with Keaton’s cancer diagnosis. Words we never thought we’d hear. A fear we never thought we’d face. And then this past July—another moment that brought us to our knees—a near-life-threatening turn we will forever remember as the day God stepped in between us and the unthinkable.

And here we stand today.

Still fighting.

Still praying.

Still celebrating every bit of progress.

Still watching Keaton prove every doctor, every statistic, and every expectation wrong.

But that’s only part of the story.

While navigating hospital halls and treatment rooms, life on the farm didn’t slow down. Somehow—by grit, stubborn faith, and a whole lot of help—we baled the most we’ve ever put up: 62,000 small squares. A number that doesn’t even feel real. A number that reminds us how God strengthens tired hands and keeps families moving forward, even in seasons we don’t understand.

Sharing our life on social media has never been about a perfectly framed snapshot or a catchy caption. It’s never been about numbers, likes, or trends.

It’s about showing the real:

Faith in the fire.

Family in the trenches.

Farming through the highs and lows with dirt on our boots and prayer on our lips.

It’s about letting the world see what God continues to do right here in the middle of our mess—how He uses ordinary people and everyday struggles to tell an extraordinary story.

And as we look back, the theme is crystal clear:

We are blessed. So blessed. More blessed than we deserve.

Blessed by small-town neighbors who show up without asking.

Blessed by an online community who prays us through the hardest days.

Blessed by family who loves fiercely.

Blessed by friends who refuse to let us walk alone.

Blessed by strangers who felt like angels at just the right time.

Blessed by every moment God proves He is still working, still healing, still writing our story.

So today, we say thank you.

Thank you to every single one of you who has wrapped our family in prayer, support, encouragement, and unshakable love.

Thank you for cheering on Keaton, for believing in miracles, and for lifting us when our knees felt weak.

Thank you for reminding us—through your kindness—that community is one of God’s greatest gifts.

We have a lot to be thankful for.

And a lot to keep fighting for.

And we’re grateful you’re walking this road with us.

Happy Thanksgiving, from our family to yours.

May your heart be full, your table be warm, and your blessings be many.

Xo,

Kayla, Jason, Keaton & Jaelyn