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A shady spot to share stories about my little family, our life in New England, and the sweet, crazy, silly and sometimes difficult things that make it all so memorable.
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Allison
A shady spot to share stories about my little family, our life in New England, and the sweet, crazy, silly and sometimes difficult things that make it all so memorable.
My Darling Ella
3 1/2 years
My Handsome James
5 1/2 years
Building A Life Together
What Makes Me Happy
- hearing my children laugh
- seeing my husband smile
- the love of my family & friends
- raising children that love & respect the world
- buying local
- reusing, recycling, repurposing
- falling asleep while reading a great novel
- the feel of a horse's nose in my palm
- vintage goodies
- baking, cooking, sewing & crafting
- watching birds at the feeders
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- Tasty Tuesday - Vintage Skillet French Toast
- A Great Day for a Birthday Party
- Happy 3rd Birthday James!
- Vintage Friday Finds - Paper Dolls
- Dinosaur ROAR!
- Father's Day Weekend in Maine
- Friday Vintage Finds
- Airline Rail Trail -- South Section Part 4
- And the Sun Will Come Out . . .
- Good Stuff
- Catching Up with Our Bird Friends
- A is for Alligator
- Mom's Tootsie Roll
- You Can Go Home Again
- Grill A Summer Vegetable & Black Bean Salad!
- Happy Birthday Babe
- Love, Love, Love
- Mondays are AWESOME
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5 comments:
ok i never thought i'd be saying this, but those are some beautiful radishes ;)
It is a stunning photo...you should sell it as a notecard (at the Farmers Market or your local health food co-ops)!
I have a bunch of bamboo invading my garden and so much grass (of the non-bamboo variety) that I could swim in it. Does that help my harvesting skills? Not. At. All.
...love those beautiful, fresh radishes!!
Great photo. I think I could grab one and crunch it down.
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