The Blog on Bux-Mont Hideaway

A Happy Fourth at the Farm

Sun, 05 Jul 2026 14:11:32 -0400

Well, America turned 250 this year, and we figured that was worth celebrating in style — farm style, that is. We weren’t all together (Adam and Chris were up at Lake Ontario, and David and Jodi were off in the mountains with their crew), but those of us who were around made the most of it.

Honestly, it was exactly the kind of Fourth we needed. A dip in the pool, some good company, and a chance to just slow down and soak it all in. Simple, relaxed, and really lovely. No complaints here.

Keeping It Simple This Fourth of July

Wed, 01 Jul 2026 07:55:28 -0400

No big plans this year — and honestly, that feels just right. We’re keeping the Fourth of July low-key and spending the day out here at the farm with family and friends. Good food, good company, and hopefully a little shade because July in Bucks County does not mess around.

There’s something really special about gathering on the property for a holiday like this. The kids can run around, the grown-ups can relax, and nobody has to fight traffic or find a parking spot. We’ll probably fire up the grill, watch the little ones chase each other through the yard, and maybe catch some fireworks from the back field when it gets dark.

A Happy Father's Day with Our Guys

Wed, 01 Jul 2026 02:02:10 -0400

Father’s Day this year was one of those days that just fills your heart right up. We had the whole crew together — Jason, David, Jamon, and Adam — and of course the man of honor himself, POPs (you might know him as Pop Pop around here). It doesn’t get much better than that.

There’s something really special about having all the dads and the people who love them in one place - down on the farm. The laughs, the stories, the good food — it’s the kind of afternoon you find yourself thinking about later and just smiling. We are so lucky to have these guys in our lives, and days like this are a beautiful reminder of that.

Welcome to Bux-Mont Hideaway

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Well, here we are.

I decided to start this little site as a place to write things down — stories, photos, thoughts about the day — without all the noise that comes with Facebook. No ads. No algorithm. No one telling me what I should be looking at.

Just a quiet corner of the internet, and my words.

I’ve lived in Bucks County long enough to have a lot of stories to tell. Some are big, some are small. All of them are real.