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Archive for October 3rd, 2006

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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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  An Interesting Cookie

  
  
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  House & Garden

  Grand Opening and HOP Benefit
  
  
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  Barn

  The Coco Report

  
  
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  Country Living

  There’s a Bat on My Head

  
  
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  Farm Bell Recipes

  Micro Greens

  
  
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  The Forum

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  The Ball Blue Book Project

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• Regional vocabulary, just for fun
  by Cheryl LeMay
• Momma goat doesn't like her kid :(
  by goatgal
• What's for Dinner?
  by miki
• What's the Weather in Your Area?
  by Miss Judy
• Strawberries and HP soap
  by prvrbs31gal

• I laughed out-loud at the ending to this story :lol: I vote for some sunflowers to planted in that bare space in your flower garden this year. You can get the seeds at the dollar store and the birds ... - MissyinWV on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  
• how does one keep the bugs out with no window screens? We have had little hummers get into the house but no bats here(only in my belfry.) do know they carry rabies. the garden is absolutely lovel... - bbkrehmeyer on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  
• Your place is beautiful. Since my husband works full time and I don't, I do the mowing and weedeating. I actually enjoy mowing the yard and love how it looks when I get done. A few years ago I star... - MMT on We Finally Figured Out What Was Wrong with the Mower
  
  
• According to my shade tree mechanic hubster, most lawn mowers made after 1994 (give or take a year or two, he was going off the top of his head) do not need gas and oil mixed, they have an oil reservo... - Squeegees Mom on We Finally Figured Out What Was Wrong with the Mower
  
  
• re: Your book— 'spose you've already tried larger font, extra leading, and bigger/more pictures, new maps. . . :)... - bonita on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  
• A word about storage.: You can store the gas/oil mixture for the weedeater in any of the three gas containers you found in the barn. BUT, unless you are certain which was the gas-only container, get a... - bonita on We Finally Figured Out What Was Wrong with the Mower
  
  
• How lucky you are to have bats around...but not in the house! We got bats in the bedroom a few times when I was a kid, until we got screens. Their sonar would get confused in the enclosed space and th... - whaledancer on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  
• Please do post about what you do with a huge pot of beans! My husband has always hated them, so I am clueless!... - Whirlwinded on College Cooking
  
  
• We had bats get in the house once... Dad thought he got all of them out before we went to bed, but one had managed to find a hiding place in mom & dad's master bathroom. That 'one' figured it woul... - Donna on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  
• Hope Coco doesn't think SHE can jump out the open window! Once DH had a dog jump out through an open window with the screen ON. (From the second story of the house!) Luckily the dog didn't get hurt, j... - brookdale on There's a Bat on My Head
  
  

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