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Digging began yesterday to lay the pipe connecting the studio to public water. It’s the first step to turning the studio into a health department-approved kitchen to open an important new income stream for the farm. I’m running on a shoestring and determined to make it to the finish line! Thank you to those of you who have donated to the studio fund so far. I’ve got a tax refund coming soon (yay for tax time) and I’m plugging away on a wing and a prayer! I’m a believer!
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1:57
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Hang in there Sista. If anyone can make it work, you can. Besides, you’ve got a bank of CITR prayers.
BTW, have you received any signs of contribution to the Studio Fund from the goat rustlers in AU?
7:13
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Follow your dream! You are gonna make it, I am sure of it!
BTW, I left you some info on the grants on the Studio Fund page.
8:31
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Exciting news indeed! Keep plugging away :-)
8:49
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Yay!!
And I’m positive things will go well since it appears the Giant Puppy is on top of things as Project Foreman 
11:34
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I can’t to see your progress. I love watching things like these happen from the ground up, as it were. I also wanted to say that because of you, I’m in the planning stages of starting my own home ‘arts’ classes. I find it utterly frightening how little my own generation knows about common sense home skills and I mean to rectify it!
11:35
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Erm, can’t WAIT to see progress. My coffee hasn’t kicked in yet.
11:38
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WaHoo! Thank goodness for the mild winter, also! He wouldn’t be able to dig so easily in the normal winters.