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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Fixing Pipe
Now that irrigating season is almost over, we will be able to take the time to do more intensive repair work on the pipe and ditches. Although my husband usually does an annual ditch cleanout in the spring with the … Continue reading
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Tagged cows, ditch, irrigation, irrigation pipe, mares, pasture, pipe, sheep, water
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Old-Fashioned Cooking: Onion Pie
In this modern-day-take-it-out-of-the-freezer-and shove-it-in-the-microwave world, we often lose sight of what real food tastes like. Not too surprising, when you look at the ingredient lists on most prepared foods. I figure if you can’t even pronounce half the … Continue reading
Happy Anniversary
As an observer of other people over the course of my life, I am well aware that longevity in a marriage is no guarantee of anything but longevity. Just because you’ve been married for many years doesn’t mean you … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, competent, cowboy, husband, longevity, marriage, red velvet cake
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