Hello everyone! I've decided to give blogging a try, if for no better reason than to stay in touch with family and friends. Not so long ago, my favorite mode of communication was just a step above smoke signals, so I've come a long way in a few years!
I've been inspired (and maybe slightly cajoled) by Angela and Matt's blog. They're doing a fine job of sharing the story of their fast evolving farm and sustainable lifestyle, and although Jason and I have yet to claim our dream property and start living off the fatta-da-land, we're having a good time in the place we call home at the moment. I thought this would be a fun way to keep everyone up to date on our latest happenings, misadventures, and the simple things that we enjoy. So, here we go...Photos and new posts coming soon!
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Hi guys,
ReplyDeleteThis is a great forum to keep in touch, have great debates, and not be so exposed like on FB! Sorry I deleted the e-mail from Hierbachica--it didn't know who it was!
Yay! I'm looking forward to lots of great pictures, especially of your gorgeous garden, fabulous snow sculptures, and Jason's crazy facial expressions! :)
ReplyDelete- Angela
You go girl! I always love to see your beautiful faces and happy selves. Keep it coming! Laura
ReplyDeleteOh, this is cool. Great shots guys :) Yay for a window of no snow and pretty flowers for you! This blog is a great idea ya know!
ReplyDeleteSkeeter and Moon,
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun!! I want to learn to blog also!! Great job on the blog and awesome job of learning something new!! Note on critter wars . . . I have found that the battery operated ground stakes work fairly well. We used to have an INSANE problem with gophers and a few years ago I put one in the secret garden and one in the front flower garden. It is RARE that I have to deal with gophers now.
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World!
Gnome Foam and Schlotsky
Skeeter and Moon:
ReplyDeleteWe loved the pix & dialogue. Awesome! Keep 'em coming.
XXL and Baby Doll
G'day, you have done a nice job on this. I just had some critter killing success myself with a 4 foot lifter across the Noggin. Some might say this is cruel but when the gophers eat your tomato stems and leave the rest to rot, i call it victory. The pulsing spike is laughed at by my gophers.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, you are so hip with your "blogging"! This is a great read, especially the bear stories! Your garden is beautiful. Looking forward to more stories and baby updates :) XOXO Sarah
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