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Moving to Vancouver Washington: 12/01/2008 - 01/01/2009

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Moving to Vancouver Washington. Saturday, December 27, 2008. Let there be light. It took a few days to adjust from the drama of being snowed in to being in a temperate, dry and sunny climate where traffic moved freely and being outdoors was no big deal. After several nice family Christmas celebrations my friend Rita and I drove over to San Francisco's Ocean Beach - which used to be my back yard. I can take almost as many pictures of sun-splashed waves as I can of mounting snow! Links to this post. I coul...

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Moving to Vancouver Washington: Marauders

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Moving to Vancouver Washington. Wednesday, April 29, 2009. It was so convenient to hang seed and suet feeders for the birds off the trellis. But by the second week in April the squirrels woke up from winter and found all those nuts and suet just waiting for them. S'pose they need food too, but they can empty a feeder in a day or two - that might last over a week for birds. So off to the Backyard Bird Shop. Just so you know, that's a Pine Siskin. That top one just cracked me up! View my complete profile.

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Moving to Vancouver Washington: Sourdough starter ...

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Moving to Vancouver Washington. Saturday, April 11, 2009. This is what gray, wet days are good for - - baking! Made it sound so easy. Hoy! Maybe for him. This was definitely trial by error. I should explain that I was inspired by a passage in An Omnivore's Dilemm. A about whipping up sourdough starter on the window sill. I used the Boudin Bakery. Website to get started - basically leaving flour and water out to soak up ambient bacteria. Mostly because I just didn't know what to do with it. A Break in the...

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Moving to Vancouver Washington: Ode to Winter's Passing

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Moving to Vancouver Washington. Friday, April 17, 2009. Ode to Winter's Passing. This isn't entirely finished, but I wanted to get this out while it still has some seasonal relevance. Ode to Winter's Passing. Of pink and gold,. Lost are the spare black veins. Etched high against the steely skies,. Of their own concealed. Tints, at first tentative. On winter's chilly cusp. Deepen into bolder hues. I feel giddy and unsteady. To be so newly. And let loose a. I really like this. View my complete profile.

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Shirley Goodwin - Dyeing2Design: A new project! (part 3)

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Shirley Goodwin - Dyeing2Design. Musings of a dyer and fiber artist from Lord of the Rings and Narnia country, the South Island of New Zealand. Friday, March 07, 2014. For the Rust Orange triangles, I decided on a quite different design. It started out to be leaves but it looks more trees. I find it helps to not overthink your designs. I started by drawing the shapes, but when I began to cut, they came out differently. Here's the design on Contact paper on the screen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Wild Wests: March 2008

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Mar 27, 2008. This week we have been moving to lesotho and we should be completely finished by our deadline of saturday morning. It has been sad to say goodbye to our home of 4 years (all our married life) but we really feel like Impala View is beginning to feel like home. Please take a look at the photos of the move at http:/ picasaweb.google.com/peteandjowest/MoveToLesothoEasterWeekendToSat29thMarch2008. Posted by Wild Wests. Labels: Our New Home. Mar 16, 2008. Welcome to our new blog.

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The Wild Wests: December 2009

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Dec 15, 2009. The Bull is out for the count! It is with great sadness that we announce that our trusty Landy is temporarily out of action. We recently found out that we need to replace our injectors at a cost of R5300 an injector and R1600 rand for labour (5 injectors need to be done - ouch! The Bull sits waiting while we continue holding onto God for an answer as to what to do with it. Posted by Wild Wests. Botha Bothe, Lesotho. A family being made different and hopefully making a difference in Lesotho.

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The Wild Wests: The Bull

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May 14, 2008. I'm sorry, i couldn't help it! While Jo is asleep I thought i could sneekily add this new section to the blog. It is dedicated to our vehicle - a Landrover Defender 130 otherwise known in our circles as "The Bull". It is amazing - i can't believe how good God is. Not only does he organise the perfect wife, sons and job for me, he decided to add in the perfect vehicle too. This is a picture of the weekly church run. Our record so far is 37 people - try beat that freestate taxis.

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The Wild Wests: July 2008

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Jul 1, 2008. So sorry to have been silent for so long. Jo Jake and i continue to do well and are loving life and the work God has called us to, here in Thabakholo Lesotho. One night about two weeks ago, marked the end of a lengthy campaign against some uninvited Guests. Let me explain -. Due to the fact we have a lively young boy who loves exploring, poison was low on our list of options but in the end was what was used. Brilliant, we were beginning to celebrate. We might be getting a cat). Riems and Jen...