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You have created a lovely blog documenting your lifestyle! This is just how I grew up. With a mom who could do everything from raising bees to reroofing the barn, knitting beautiful warm sweaters to baking bread. I was raised on food from my mom's vast gardens and orchards. 80 acres of pasture, ponds & woods is where I spent my days. So lovely to see people doing hard natural work. Good Living!
Posted by: Sonja | December 03, 2009 at 10:46 AM