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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Attack of the Killer Vegetables
We’ve managed to grow some fairly impressive vegetables this summer. Take for example, the largest piece of Swiss chard I have ever seen. Or this beet (which you have already seen as a centerpiece):Just that one beet will be enough … Continue reading
If I was getting married today…
…I would be grateful that the hurricane wasn’t here yet (rain but not bad yet) and I would have this for my head table centerpiece. That’s a beet, just picked this afternoon to rescue it from Isabel. At least we’ll … Continue reading
The Front Porch
is now inside. [or at least the contents of the porch] Thanks to Nik for rescuing all my flowers!
Posted in gardening, weather
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Tennis Look-A-Likes Contest Part 5: FINAL EDITION!
In the previous edition of the Tennis Look-A-Likes Contest, nobody was able to correctly guess who the Ross Hutchins look-a-like amongst our friends is. I thought it was an easy one but I guess I was wrong. I’ll leave it … Continue reading
Posted in just for fun
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We’re [Mostly] Ready
Everything’s off the basement floor. Most of the outside stuff is secured. We’re making a bunch of ice as we speak. We see the clouds coming ahead of the worst of the storm. We’ll blog as we can, although if … Continue reading
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People Get Ready
First, we had a tornado. Then, we had an earthquake. Now, we’re expecting a major hurricane. What’s next, the Rapture? Seriously, though, this has been a crazy week! We don’t have to evacuate thankfully but we’re taking some precautions, such … Continue reading
Posted in reflecting, weather
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Alaska, Summer 2011, Part 15: Camping Trip #2 (the second day)
Part 15 in a series about our trip to Alaska in late June through mid-July, 2011. We woke up Thursday morning to beautiful weather. We had a leisurely breakfast of ham, cheese, and egg English muffins cooked on the fire … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Ellie, family, travel
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5.8!!!
We just had a 5.8 magnitude earthquake! Here! In Baltimore!! 25 minutes ago! Our whole house shook for what felt like forever. I actually ran downstairs into the basement with Ellie because the only thing that I thought it could … Continue reading
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Papillon
Ellie has a little friend from church. She goes by the name, “Papillon” on her mother’s blog. Her mom and I get together every so often to walk and hang out. (You can see Ellie and Papillon at a play … Continue reading
AIBLW: Ellie loves fruit! And corn!
Last month, we were getting a ton of plums through our fruit CSA. So we gave one to Ellie every day. I would take a bite out of it so that she could get into the skin and after that … Continue reading
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