Archive for September, 2010

Project CleanUp

Posted: September 29, 2010 in family
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It’s late.  Tomorrow is the last day of school for the kids.  We have a toilet that flushes.  We have hot water.  But most importantly, we have internet.  Michael and his magic Munson managed to get the fancy-pants interwebs box working.  Brent and I bought some beds, so really, we can call the farm our [...]

The Best Latte I Ever Ate

Posted: September 25, 2010 in family
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We took the kids out for a day of cleaning and getting to know the new digs.  Otto was a bit under the weather, Lucy is recovering from a concussion (long-story-short scared the crap out of us, but she’s going to be fine and now we know where the urgent care is.) and Minty is [...]

A Little Peek in the Before

Posted: September 22, 2010 in farming
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And so we begin. Brent and I are excited to move onto the new farm, but there are some details to get worked out before I (the pregnant one) and the children will be comfortable. Working toilet, hot water, stove, remove dead owl were I to name a few. This is not a “dream home” [...]

Holy Crap We Bought A Farm

Posted: September 21, 2010 in farming
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I’m not sure what to say, really.  Excited.  Happy that the search is over.  Looking forward to the new set of opportunities we’ve now unleashed.

Birth To Hello Kitty

Posted: September 20, 2010 in family
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A three-year-old’s logic as shared enthusiastically by Clémentine the unsuspecting youngest who will soon be demoted to just another “middle child.” Minty: MOMMY! You having a baby!!! Me: Yep. Minty: Hello Kitty is a baby. [pause} Minty: You having Hello Kitty!!!! Yay!!!

First Day Of School

Posted: September 2, 2010 in family
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School began today.  Lucy was nervous the night before.  She started at a new school along with her friends who moved with her to CE2 (roughly American 3rd grade).   Timidly getting out of the car she slowly walked to the playground when a loud “LUCY!!!” erupted.  After that, girls were giggling, smiles were frolicking. Otto [...]