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- Wisteria
- I am a homeschooling mother who lives on a farm in Central Mississippi with a man (husband of 21 years), a boy(11), a girl(8), a horse, 9 cats, and a yellow dog. I have tried on many different hats in career, education, and life. Being a homeschooling farm mama requires me to wear almost all of those hats at once. I knew there was a reason for all those curves of life.
3 comments:
Enjoy your evening off...and don't fret it. I have been having trouble just posting three times a week right now!
Sometimes what appears to be failure is a sacrifice to something more important. In that case, forgiveness isn't called for, so much as applause.
You've outdone yourself while I was away, and it's been so much fun catching up. Thank you!
(I'm asking Santa, by the way, to figure out a way to give me a fabric shopping trip with YOU for Christmas. :-) Still loving your
curtains!)
I wish I had sacrificed for something insanely important, but alas it is only fatigue from driving E back and forth to rehearsal. All will be back to normal next week.
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