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Sunday, November 8

Sunday Dose of Cute: Hello Girls!


Lined Up and Looking Fine

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14 comments:

  1. Jan Blawat11/08/2009 8:27 PM

    It's chilly here today. I just built a fire in the stove and looking at your picture of the girls, i thought "How nice it would be to grow a wooly coat in the winter." I could sure use one tonight. Guess I'll have to settle for a live 4-kitty lap blanket.

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  2. Tina11/08/2009 8:43 PM

    I have been a lurker for quite a while. I can't remember if I ever left a comment. Thanks for all you do and share:) When I read your blog I dream of having a set-up like yours. Keep it up girl!

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  3. The Yellow Dog Speaks11/08/2009 10:43 PM

    Cary?

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  4. CountryMidwife11/09/2009 12:22 AM

    Cute cute but... what about a donkey update??!

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  5. Anonymous11/09/2009 1:04 PM

    another lurker here...love the pictures and the critter/farm/food stories...what a lovely life

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  6. CleanStar11/09/2009 8:20 PM

    I have always gotten in but never left any comment. I love the farm stories, recipes, and now the fall is setting in. You're doing great work and it shows.

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  7. AVinNYC11/09/2009 8:46 PM

    What beautiful pictures- as I'm new to your site, I can't wait to try some of your recipes!

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  8. Nathan (2af)11/09/2009 9:26 PM

    I've chosen you for the Honest Scrap Award. If you want to participate you can check out my post today or if you aren't into memes, feel free to ignore it.

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  9. horse loving lineman's wife11/10/2009 1:45 PM

    Oh, how I wished we lived in the country. I LOVE sheep. I collect sheep, and I showed sheep all throughout HS, my kids both tried showing, and it wasn't for them, but we had sheep for a while here in town (very small town). Thanks for the very cute pics.

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  10. Cate O'Malley11/10/2009 7:41 PM

    So cute - love the darkness of a sheep's face!

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  11. R.M. Smith11/11/2009 1:45 PM

    I just discovered your blog and spent FAR too much time reading through it. Addictive. Thanks!

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  12. Cindy11/11/2009 4:21 PM

    Oh so cute!
    cindy

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  13. Anonymous11/12/2009 12:41 PM

    leaf pins are in, right? and with a wooly bum, who needs pins, instant velcro!

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  14. katrina11/12/2009 6:12 PM

    How wonderful your girls are! Again and again, I say, let's move to a sheep farm. And the cat Domino looks at me with surprise, muttering that she should be enough. Not a whit. Your farm and sheep inspire me, as always.

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