Monthly Archives: January 2009

A view from my place

I am so blessed to live in such a beautiful place. Just tonight, driving home from work, I got excited when I saw the rugged mountains covered with snow. Nevermind that I saw the same mountain last night and the … Continue reading

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Snorta

Have you ever played this game? If not, I highly recommend it. Especially with a large group. I can guarantee much laughing and hilarity and snorting. At least that’s what happens when my family plays it. But I recommend the … Continue reading

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Pie!

Did you celebrate the holiday yesterday? It was National Pie Day. (Thanks to Bex for letting me know.) When I told my sweet husband (who is a math teacher) that it was National Pie Day, he said, “No, that’s not … Continue reading

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Backroads

Animals that we saw on our Sunday drive: Magpies Goats Horses Wild Horses (in pens) Deer (they are a dime a dozen.) Sheep Hawk Chickens Llama Bald Eagle Buffalo (not wild) And probably some others. Sure, most of those were … Continue reading

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SO INCREDIBLY EXCITED!

So, last night, my wonderful husband walked in the door with the mail and asked me if I was expecting a package from Amazon. I looked at him blankly, quickly going through my memory trying to figure out what Christmas … Continue reading

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Parsnip Parsimony

Okay, this post doesn’t have much to do with parsimony, but it was just so alliterative. I will, however, be talking about parsnips. Perhaps you are unfamiliar with parsnips, as was I. That is, until last week, when a nice … Continue reading

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My fine-feathered friends

I would like to introduce you to Annie, Penelope and Harriet, though I’m not really sure which one is which. They are delightful and easy to fall in love with. I love the way they do the “chicken scratch dance”. … Continue reading

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