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Hearth and Homestead | Eternal Lives
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A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. My Grandparents: Reno and Margaret Hansen. By Judy Wight Abbott. Southeast Utah contains Monument Valley and other magical landscapes. August 22, 2013. Posted by Josh Abbott on August 22, 2013. Https:/ abbottfamilyhistory.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/hearth-and-homestead/. August 22, 2013. What a fun story! And I love the picture of Margaret! I can see Mom in her! September 10, 2013. Wow, where’d you get that awesome picture? September 15, 2013.
Red’s Number Comes Up | Eternal Lives
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A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. Red’s Number Comes Up. Fighting in France in WWI, Israel “Red” Abbott. First reached the front line at Belleau Wood. Marines in action at Belleau Wood, painting by Tom Lovell. For the next four months, Red would experience the horrors of the War to End All Wars. Others who were there bore witness of the nightmarish ordeal through such works as. All Quiet on the Western Front,. A Farewell to Arms. And the iconic poem. The poetry of Wilfred Owen.
Josh Abbott | Eternal Lives
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A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. All posts by Josh Abbott. Some of James Christian and Sarah Ellen (Tanner) Hansen’s children and grandchildren, working on the family homestead in the 1920s (via facebook. While the bulk of his journal entries focused on farming (raised 21 tons of beets on five acres, paid $55 for a cow, etc.), he occasionally recorded, with stark honesty, some personal struggles:. James Christian Hansen, date unknown. September 23, 2013. September 15, 2013.
Red’s Miracle | Eternal Lives
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A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. On an early October afternoon. In 1918, as Israel “Red” Abbott. Lay wounded on the battlefield at Blanc Mont Ridge. In France with a piece of shrapnel in his neck, he was sure. He was going to die. But just as he was looking forward to reuniting with his deceased parents, it was as if someone spoke to him and said, “What about your bride Clara? You promised her you would come back home alive.” He suddenly wanted very much to live. After the war, ...
This old rascal | Eternal Lives
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A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. James Christian Hansen was born on May 4, 1870, in Brigham City, Utah. In May of 2013, a document entitled, “Life Sketch of James Christian Hansen,” was uploaded to the LDS Church’s Family Search website. Comprised of some of his old journal entries from the 1930s and 50s, it conveys a portrait of a very humbled man. Some excerpts follow:. Childhood and first marriage. Monument for the James Christian and Sarah Ellen (Tanner) Hansen homestead.
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Imaginary Friend: "Yeah, readin's my passion"
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Friday, September 6, 2013. Yeah, readin's my passion". I like browsing blogs, though these days I mostly find them through Pinterest. There are the tips from cleaning, organizing, and money saving blogs, which I might even put into practice some day. I've tried a recipe or two from the cooking blogs, though to me it's mostly food porn, especially the cake decorating. But I've neglected my own blog to the point of abandonment. And I thought, Pshaw! But I wrote ...
Imaginary Friend: October 2012
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Sunday, October 7, 2012. And to cap it all- Myrtle Beach. While the other two legs of the vacation were plenty of fun, it was all leading up to this, the third leg of the journey- a week in Myrtle Beach. And yes, once you get in the right vicinity, it was impossible to miss, with the small Family Fun amusement park across the street. We drove down to a state park section of beach and walked out on the pier. What a beautiful day! The little section of sand by t...
Imaginary Friend: March 2010
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Anticipating the warmer weather- and daylight lasting longer into the evening- we bought a pair of bicycles. One of our New Year's resolutions was to work out together, so we were going to the gym after I picked up Uchenna. But it was too much like work, which is the last thing you want after work. Going for a little ride in the evening, or on a Saturday afternoon- now that's some exercise we can stick with. Specialty shops are great- ...
Imaginary Friend: February 2010
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Friday, February 12, 2010. Our Big Holiday Trip - Our Favorite Things. And now, to round up Orlando, here's a list of our favorite things at Disney World. We had tickets that let us choose two parks, one for each day. Since I'd been to Disneyland before, Uchenna said we should branch out and experience new things. He didn't mind skipping The Magic Kingdom, because he figured it would be more fun once we could bring kids. A) Everest rollercoaster. We rushed...
Imaginary Friend: October 2009
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Monday, October 12, 2009. Boy, are we safe. As much as we like Spring- weather turning warmer, days getting longer, foilage coming back to life- the threat of tornados ruins it for us. They maneuvered the shiny white box, still smelling of fresh spray paint, into the before-determined spot and bolted it into place. It looked like heavy work- pushing the heavily laden dolly, drilling through concrete, pounding the bolts into place, and vacuuming up all the ...
Imaginary Friend: January 2010
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Tuesday, January 5, 2010. We had a lovely, restful New Year. To know why restful was lovely, you need a sense of our holiday season. A new house provides a new setting for your old decorations, so they can look both familar and fresh). The next step, of course, was finding a place for the big pot in our fridge, along with all the other feast food. It took some rearranging, including removing the fruit and vegetable drawers, but we made it fit. So the first Sat...
Imaginary Friend: July 2009
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Friday, July 17, 2009. No, there is too much, let me sum up. But first, San Francisco. In front of Golden Gate Bridge- with our very necessary warm sweatshirts). We were sure glad we'd bought sweatshirts in Utah, because California was even colder than the mountains had been- in a wet, misty sort of way. That, along with the terrible cough I picked up in Utah, kept me from doing as much as I wanted. But I'm sure I went out more than maybe I should have. And we...
Imaginary Friend: A Little Birthday Magic
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. A Little Birthday Magic. My birthday is coming up- yay me! It's not a milestone birthday, nothing with a zero in it, but it's got me thinking of birthdays and milestones, and cake. Besides looking towards big things to come, on our birthday we blow out candles and make a wish. There's magic in birthdays. Another picture book that revolves around a birthday is Graeme Base's The Eleventh Hour: A Curious Mystery. Like all of Base's ...
Imaginary Friend: August 2009
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Saturday, August 29, 2009. Shwew, we're finally moved in. The packers came at 8 o'clock Monday morning and by the time Uchenna came home for lunch they were finishing up. I guess we don't have much stuff. They could have easily loaded and taken everything that day, but since they'd planned to load the second day they hadn't brought the truck. I had to say, oh gosh, it's probably buried in one of those boxes over there (although that worked out all right, becau...
Imaginary Friend: Powerful Shadows, part 2
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A daydreamer's adventures in the real world. Thursday, September 19, 2013. Powerful Shadows, part 2. So when we left off talking about. Where the Wild Things Are. I'm sure you were left with a burning question: "Why would anyone write in this dry, dense, academic language? No, ha-ha, (eyes shift nervously), I'm sure that wasn't it. I'm sure you were actually wondering, "Yes, but. Does Sendak attend to both a child and adult audience? When he gets to the land of the wild things, he becomes even more power...
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Abbott Family Cemetery
Stockbridge/Gaysville, Windsor County, Vermont. Welcome to the home of the Abbott Family Cemetery. Take a journey and view documented information for individuals in the cemetery, relationships to others as found to date, and some bits of historical information about their lives. This work is dedicated, with love and respect, to the honor and memory of those who came before us. About The Abbott Cemetery. The May, 1998 survey, photos, and transcriptions were accomplished by a 4th-great-grandson of Nathan a...
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Eternal Lives | A family history blog of the Lloyd & Judy Abbott family
A family history blog of the Lloyd and Judy Abbott family. Some of James Christian and Sarah Ellen (Tanner) Hansen’s children and grandchildren, working on the family homestead in the 1920s (via facebook. While the bulk of his journal entries focused on farming (raised 21 tons of beets on five acres, paid $55 for a cow, etc.), he occasionally recorded, with stark honesty, some personal struggles:. James Christian Hansen, date unknown. September 23, 2013. Tagged James Christian Hansen. September 15, 2013.
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Friday, November 28, 2014. Princess returns without her Friend. We woke up,the day after Thanksgiving to find only princess this morning with a note for JJ. There were a few tears, but an understanding boy who realized that he needed to be a better listener. He then created and cut out his own buddy to use until the real one comes back. Gotta love him. Wednesday, October 8, 2014. Tuesday, September 16, 2014. However, he was a bit shy that day, but she liked it all the same. Saturday, July 26, 2014. Tonig...
Home | Abbott Farm
Tel: 01328 830519 ⋅ Email: enquiries@abbottfarm.co.uk. Abbott farm is a working 220 acre arable farm. We have our own free range chickens for our supply of eggs. We on the outskirts of pretty village of Binham close to the north norfolk coast, wells next the sea, stiffkey, blakeney and morston. The georgian town. of Holt and market town of Fakenham are a 10 minute drive away. Binham has a pub, butchers, filling station and a general store. Norwich and King's Lynn are a 30/40 min drive away.
Pines Publishing, Inc.
Pines Publishing, Inc. Tell us your stories. Only $14.95 per book, plus shipping. Books also are available from the Morrison Historical Society, the Behrens Flower Shed in Rock Falls the Fifth Third Bank Branch in Sterling and at Amazon.com. The Abbott family was honored to have been named the 2006 Friend of the Whiteside County Fair. House by the Side of the Road. Stories of 20th Century farm life beside Illinois Lincoln Highway. By Mrs. L. A. Abbott, edited by Susan Gidel and Jan Landow.
Abbott Farm Alpacas
Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. 49 Bruce Hill Rd, Cumberland, ME 04021. Contact us by email. We invite you to come for a farm visit anytime and we can show you our relaxing and joyful Alpaca Way of Life. Or just stop by if you are in the neighborhood!
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