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Darkness!
We still don’t have power. At least during the day it’s not too bad — I can see, and clean, or you know, take a nap, or whatever. But after 7pm? Darkness. Everywhere. And our bathrooms don’t have...
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Have I Mentioned I Hate Bugs?
As a (more or less) City Girl, who hates things like bugs, and dirt, and camping — I knew it would be an adjustment moving away from our old neighborhood to one that’s much more… naturey. Basically? We...
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Tiny Request
I want a goat. Or a lamb, really. Mike says no. But a girl can dream. Filed under: Husbang, Nature, Puppies Tagged: baby goat, baby lamb, dancing goat, gift ideas, where's bee
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Roughing It
I spent the last weekend roughing it. Well, roughing it for me. Somewhere in the Pennsylvania mountains, three ladies ate a lot of cheeseballs, drank entirely too much wine, and engaged in a little...
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Ohmygod, This Week.
I should be at the beach right now. Wait, don’t get out your tiny violins — I’ll be there in a few hours — but I should have been there first thing this morning… This week has kicked our asses. First,...
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Home Again, Home Again
We’re home from our annual family vacation. Well, I guess I should say I’m home, since Mike came home four days before I did. Vacation went by freakishly fast this year. At least, it did for all the...
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And So It Begins
And by it, I obviously mean summer. I love so much about summer. Snowballs. Swimming pools. Suntans. Maryland Blue Crabs. Air conditioning. Cookouts (at houses with air conditioning). Oh, but it’s hot....
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Mr. Baby Goes to the Aquarium
This weekend we took Gus to the Aquarium for the first time. He seemed to really enjoy himself (as much as a 10-month-old can, anyway) and he repeatedly tried to reach out and grab the fish, sharks,...
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And Then We Went to the Zoo
I’m on a roll! Yesterday Gus and I went to the zoo with my friend Julie and her son, Little Richard Harry. The boys had fun (I think? They waved and clapped a lot at least), Julie and I are now bffs...
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That Was Close
Giant spider. GIANT. Filed under: Husbang, Nature Tagged: bugs, husband to the rescue, spiders
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New House Chronicles: Bye Bye Trees
We’re in the process of building a new house, which I haven’t talked a lot about, only because it wasn’t officially set in stone. But now? Now, it’s official. We periodically drive through our new...
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Good Deed of the Day
Sorry, turtle. I tried. Also, it was NOT an alligator turtle (which is a terrifying real thing, btw), according to Wikipedia. Just your standard, ferocious snapping turtle. Filed under: Nature Tagged:...
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Blizzard’d
With the exception of going outside to move a LOT of snow, and a trip to the doctor today, we’ve all be stuck inside since Thursday night. We got a little more than two feet of snow, starting Friday at...
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Roughing It
I spent the last weekend roughing it. Well, roughing it for me. Somewhere in the Pennsylvania mountains, three ladies ate a lot of cheeseballs, drank entirely too much wine, and engaged in a little...
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Home Again, Home Again
We’re home from our annual family vacation. Well, I guess I should say I’m home, since Mike came home four days before I did. Vacation went by freakishly fast this year. At least, it did for all the...
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And So It Begins
And by it, I obviously mean summer. I love so much about summer. Snowballs. Swimming pools. Suntans. Maryland Blue Crabs. Air conditioning. Cookouts (at houses with air conditioning). Oh, but it’s hot....
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A Vacation From Our Vacation
We’ve had a series of unfortunate vacation-y events over the last few years. One year Mike dislocated his shoulder in the ocean, which ultimately required surgery to completely repair. The next year...
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