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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: January 2011
19 year old (practically) arrested for taking younger sister to the movies!
Okay, that’s a lame attempt at a shocker headline but seriously… Yesterday evening I asked Travis if he would watch his little sister so Mark and could have a ‘date night’. He said that he would and I offered to … Continue reading
Posted in activism, children, decency
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Ships!
Confession: I love sheep. Needlefelting is also an incredibly attractive passtime for me. I love making little dolls and toys and things. So wool sheep (as opposed to meat sheep) seemed like the perfect thing to bring into our little … Continue reading
Posted in Four Oaks, health and well-being, sheep, suburban homesteading
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Baaaah…Buzzz…Zzzzzz
Most days the most difficult thing I do is to wake up and get out of bed. Most people hate the sound of the alarm clock, the thought of a boring or stressful job, or something about what they look … Continue reading
Random Thoughts on Friendship and Heartbreak
When we moved back to the subburbs in November of ’09 our reentry, blessed though it was, was not without bumps. Chief among these was the heartache/heartbreak caused by the dissolution of a relationship that was incredibly important to me. … Continue reading
Posted in decency, family, health and well-being, personal
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Holly in the Snow
Every blog needs the quintessential Holly in the snow pic. Here’s mine.
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Bathroom Reno Update
This is our shower. Our shower in our bathroom that is almost finished after months of excruciating work and expenditures and sleeping in the living room and sharing a shower with the children. This is the shower portion of our … Continue reading
Posted in environment, Four Oaks, renovation/retrofitting
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Future Herbalist!
I just enrolled in the East West School of Herbalism’s Professional Herbalist course. This has long been a goal of mine and now, finally, I’m realizing it. Yay for so many reasons! Something for me. A knowledge base that will … Continue reading
Posted in health and well-being, herb/herbalism
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