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Category Archives: Photography
A Decorating Photographer I Am Not
It turns out there’s more to taking artistic pictures of living rooms and hallways than just snapping the camera. This casual corner is the dining room. I must admit I LOVE the pink wall. A splash of COLOR. First you … Continue reading
Posted in Budget & Money, Photography
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Snowed In
The snow has been falling and there promises to be more on Sunday. I guess we’re not technically snowed in as Tim took Joshua to a birthday party this evening and then went to the grocery store for me on … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Project 366
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Commercial Time
In November it seems the rain comes and goes only to come again. When the clouds lift and the sun attempts to shine, I send the children packing. I mean out playing. Sarah loves playing outside, especially when she can … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling, Project 366
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Harvest Time
One of my favorite lines in Charles Dickens’A Christmas Carol is spoken by Ebenezer Scrooge, confiding his avaricious glee to his clerk, Bob Cratchit: Christmas is a very busy time for us, Mr. Cratchit. People preparing feasts, giving parties, spending … Continue reading
Posted in Project 366, Recipes/Food
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A Civil Skirmish
Today, the kids and I attended a Civil War Re-enactment at a State Park about 90 minutes from our home. With only about 150 soldiers (both sides combined) it was more of a skirmish than a war, but that didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling, Project 366
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