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Category Archives: Seasons
A Winter Visit to the Farmer’s Market
Subtitled: Yes, Virginia, it is possible to eat local in upstate New York in January. It just takes a little extra legwork. The small town farmer’s markets are all closed up until May. But there are two indoor markets open … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Local, Field trips, Food and Drink, Gardening, Home Sweet Home, Seasons
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It’s a New Year!: Week in Review
This is what we woke up to on New Year’s Eve… And this is what we had on New Year’s Day. A little different than New Year’s last year! The amaryllis bloomed… … and continuing with our winter botany theme, … Continue reading
Christmas, the (almost) wordless version
Christmas at our house: It started with this on Christmas Eve… Christmas Eve afternoon… The kids traded their presents to each other… Christmas morning… And ended with this on Christmas night… Eggnog Custard Pie (minus the … Continue reading
Posted in Milestones, Seasons
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Christmas Tour of Homes
Today is the Christmas Tour of Homes over at BooMama’s. I’m not sure if I really want to look at everyone else’s beautiful houses or not. If you could see my house right now, you would understand. I’m thinking of … Continue reading
Posted in Home Sweet Home, Seasons
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Snowy Morning
Every morning when I succumb to the desire for more sleep, I end up wishing I had just gotten up at 5 or 6 or whenever it was that Chipmunk ate last. (On weekdays, I do generally get up around … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Seasons
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A New Tradition?
Yesterday we celebrated St. Lucia’s Day in somewhat backwards fashion by having Katydid serve us St. Lucia buns for dessert after we finished decorating the Christmas tree. We didn’t plan to bring the tree in yesterday — we had actually … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Food and Drink, Seasons
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This and That
Thank you to everyone who sent well-wishes to Pip. He’s his normal, rowdy self again, which means another bump on the head is probably imminent. Funny thing about toddlers; there seems to be absolutely no correlation in the toddler mind … Continue reading
Remind Me…
Next time my husband goes out of town, remind me: To take him up on his offer to haul the 2 week backed up trash down to the curb before he leaves, especially if there is an ice storm in … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Out in the Boondocks, Seasons, Twins
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
Fortified with hot chocolate, Gareth contemplates the Christmas lights after an afternoon of sledding. Our first inch of snow came last Friday night, courtesy of a howling wind off the Lakes. Since then, we’ve had snow Saturday night, Sunday, Monday, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Farm Schooling, Fun Stuff, Nature study, Seasons
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Hey! Unto You a Child Is Born!
The Nativity, Three Plus Two style… Mary had charge of the camera… …and took pictures of the little shepherd boys… … who were so excited, they were running around in circles… …with St. Joseph coming along behind, wearing a helmet … Continue reading
Posted in A Day at Our House, Books, Daily Life, Faith, Food and Drink, Home Sweet Home, Seasons
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