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Waiting For Snow |
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I Just Love…. My Favorite Room →. January 20, 2009 · 10:13 am. Right now, all of my friends and neighbors are feverishly praying for snow. It’s become a rare occurance for our little corner of Eastern Virginia so any indication of snow is cause for a raid on the grocery store and a spate of school closings. Last night was really lookin’ like snow. It was as if a gauze had fallen over everything. I was expecting to wake up today to a perfect white ground, but no such luck. Filed under Farm Things. I am in...
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Girls’ Night Out |
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It’s Way Too Early. I Just Love… →. January 18, 2009 · 3:24 pm. Girls’ Night Out. Girls’ night out is something of a rarity for me unless it involves three girls under the age of eight. It’s really something I should do more often but you know how it goes… you and your friends. That it really is something you should do more often and it gets put off and put off. We stayed and talked and talked and talked until we were pretty sure the staff was just hanging around out of kindness. It’s Way Too Early.
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I Just Love… |
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Girls’ Night Out. Waiting For Snow →. January 19, 2009 · 6:22 pm. I Just Love…. Holidays with no pressure, don’t you? There’s no preparing for 20 people to eat at your house, no presents to buy for every family member… not even a costume to go out and buy and then feel crappy because you didn’t make it yourself. There are just candy hearts, chocolate and children scrawling on Valentine’s cards for their friends. How simple can a holiday get? Filed under Farmgirls (and boys). Tagged as candy hearts. On My...
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It’s Way Too Early |
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An Alternative to Photoshop. Girls’ Night Out →. January 15, 2009 · 7:16 pm. It’s Way Too Early. I know, I know. It’s wayyyy too early to start thinking about Valentine’s Day. But I went to the store the other day and all the cute little candy hearts and pink squirt frosting and sprinkles were out. So today I made chocolate cupcakes (the best recipe EVER is on the back of the Hershey’s cocoa! And let the kids go at it. Some of the kids showed great restraint …. Filed under Farm Cookin'. January 15, 2009 ...
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My Favorite Room |
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January 22, 2009 · 10:44 am. I love my house. I have said that in order to preserve my house I would either chain myself to it or take it apart piece by piece and drag it with me wherever I went. I looooove my house. I love the old kitchen, the pantry made entirely of beadboard, the hand-hewn beams in my bedroom and the fact that due to plumbing being added in the sixties, I have three (3! Hot water heaters. That comes in handy when you have little girls. We also left this light fixture. We could have re...
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Warthan Farms Photography |
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Warthan Farms Photography is a one-woman, one stop studio, without the actual “studio.” I shoot on location only using natural light. Together we’ll create memories that last lifetimes! I look forward to working with you! First things first, right? You just want photographs of your family and you don’t want to have to take out a second mortgage to get ’em. I know. I. Package prices: Oh Lordy. They drive me bonkers. I promise I won’t make you buy an 8×10 if you don’t want it. All ...The world is my studio!
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Newer posts →. January 11, 2009 · 4:47 pm. My oldest is studying about Native Americans in her second-grade Social Studies class. Despite previously being a teacher and therefor now being deathly allergic to the phrase “teachable moment”, I took the girls back to a spot behind the farm called Indian Island. It’s also a great place for little girls to show off stereotypes that they learn on television. What kind of history exists where you live? Do you ever explore your local history? Wait Two Seconds ...
