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Monthly Archives: October 2013
The Moving of the Chicken Coop
Dear local residents and sightseers – If you happened to be slightly alarmed by the local scenery on the roads a few weekends back, never fear! It was only us, moving the chicken coops. Sometimes these things just have to … Continue reading
Chores
Awhile back, I informed the kids that I could not be Super Mom as well as Homeroom Teacher. They would have to take up some of the slack. Plus it’s good training, character forming, life preparation, and all that jazz. … Continue reading
Trumpeteer-to-be
A few years back, I was blessed with a talented piano student that was also a stellar brass player. She helped me pick out a trumpet for Natter, and gave him a few lessons. He wasn’t a very disciplined student, … Continue reading
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We are using the “Institute for Excellence in Writing” curriculum for our essays and compositions for the next couple of years. Here’s one of Rosebud’s latest attempts. I’ll admit, she missed a noun in the second sentence, but the rest … Continue reading
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Rosebud busts a mutton
Much to our collective pride and amusement, Rosebud signed up for Mutton Bustin’ at the fair. Even Junior was surprised! Mr. Pete did the honors of being Coach. She held on for half of the arena! We’re all quite proud. … Continue reading
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Junior tries cotton candy
“Daddy. Gimme some of that blue stuff, Daddy.” “Yo, that is SO unfair, you eating that in front of me and NOT SHARING!!” “That’s what I’m talkin’ ’bout. Mmmmf.” {snarf}
No Way
There is no way on God’s green earth you’d get me to voluntarily go on this thing. I did enjoy listening to the screaming, however. Given that it was coming from people who were volunteers that actually paid to go … Continue reading
Fair Food for the Moose
Surprisingly, finding gluten-free and dairy-free food for the Moose wasn’t too much of a problem at the fair. At least, I think it was GF/DF, and he didn’t break out horribly afterwards. His particular favorite, which wasn’t a shock, was … Continue reading
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Doin’ the Puyallup
We took the kids to the fair for Rosebud’s birthday. Thank you, Grandma, for rides bracelets for everyone! And thank you, Hannah and Favorite Aunt D and Cousin C for coming to share her special day! Natter, surprisingly, wasn’t really … Continue reading