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“Love is the ultimate outlaw. It just won't adhere to any rules. The most any of us can do is to sign on as its accomplice. Instead of vowing to honor and obey, maybe we should swear to aid and abet. That would mean that security is out of the question. The words "make" and "stay" become inappropriate. My love for you has no strings attached. I love you for free.” - Tom RobbinsBlog Stats
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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Camoflauge
This is Glory hiding in the Confederate Jasmine beside our front stairs.
Posted in herding dogs, photo post, rural life
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Pupdate #3
It’s shocking, I know, but they keep getting cuter every day! This morning I made a video of them. Sorry you have to listen to my voice, my goose-y giggle and Martina acting like a dork but puppies do that … Continue reading
Posted in herding dogs, rural life
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High Speed Internet Comes to Gates County
Like all things with life here in Corapeake (emphasis on the -peake), high speed internet wasn’t so high speed in getting here. Of course, about 2 weeks after we bought the freaking wireless card and contracted for service, here comes … Continue reading
Posted in health and well-being, opinion, rural life
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Telling Time and Counting Money
After the nightmare of testing day, I came home with a determination to teach Martina how to tell time, measure and count coins. I tell her: Count out one dollar and seven cents, two different ways. Count out fifty cents … Continue reading
Posted in homeschool, Martina, personal
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Gardasil, Is It Something You Want to Inject Into Your Daughter?
Why not just advise them about safe sex, condoms and/or abstinence as a preventative?
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A Blessed Lupercalia to You!
Lupercalia, the Roman festival of fertility and welcoming spring. Somehow this sounds like so much more fun than V-Day, which kind of pisses me off. I feel like I have to recognize that it’s a Day of some note because … Continue reading
Posted in family, festivals
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You can give a man a Clementine…
and he will proudly remove the peel in one piece. I feel the sudden urge for a ‘shout out’ to my girls at Cramot!
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