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A semi-adventurous homeschool family living among the snowy pines of Minnesota
A semi-adventurous homeschool family living among the snowy pines of Minnesota
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In my stack of books to read -- 2010
- Anna Karenina - Leo Tolstoy
- Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution
- Sweet Land - Will Weaver
- The Broken Cord - Michael Dorris
- Root Cellaring - Mike and Nancy Bubel
- Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving
- Preserving Food Without Freezing or Canning - Gardeners and Farmers of Terre Vivante
- Celebrations of Faith - Randy Wilson
- Let Me Be a Woman - Elisabeth Elliot
- The Apple Grower - Michael Phillips
- The Art of the Commonplace - Wendell Berry
- Given - Wendell Berry
- Giants in the Earth - OE Rolvaag
- Peder Victorious - OE Rolvaag
- Paper Trail - Michael Dorris
- Glenn Beck's Common Sense
- Uncle Sam's Plantation - Star Parker
- Rules for Radicals - Saul Alinsky
- Moby Dick - Herman Melville
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December
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- December wildlife
- Books read in 2007
- Food preserved in 2007
- This is the best year yet!
- Last minute plans
- Slender young hare #5
- Welcome to my world
- December Days
- A snapshot of 14
- Movie Recommendations
- Wordless winter wonderland
- Glitter snow
- There's too much to do, and not enough time.
- Lesson learned in hindsight
- I'm waiting
- Out of the mouths of babes
- It's the holiday season
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December
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Heidi, I want to come to your house! The pics are beautiful! I used the 1st one as my new wallpaper!
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Tammie
Heidi, it's gorgeous! I can almost smell the clear, cold, pine-scented air.
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Julie
PS: I am so thrilled that God has made this dream of living in Minnesota come true for you!
Beautiful pictures!
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