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(Click to follow links to photos) I built and delivered a whole set of furniture for a friend's rental cabin out in Luray, VA Maryanne got some fertilized Canada Goose eggs and incubated them their full time and they actually hatched! We're thinking...
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I had the privilege of volunteering in the Hospitality Suite this year at the 2012 Home Educators Association of Virginia convention. The Hospitality Suite was just a room in the Marriot Hotel in Richmond were they served food to HEAV speakers and vendors...
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Here are a few things that have been keeping us busy the last few months: The garden--Our garden is doing well. We put in a slightly smaller garden this year. I think dad was hoping that we would be moved out of this house before the summer, but since...
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Dad had his surgery on Monday and came back home the same day. Yesterday he was feeling so good that he decided to go out and check on the bees. God is blessing the healing progress. Tim has been working on bathroom #4 and the tiling is almost done. The...
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A lot has happened in our family over the months since I last wrote. Here is a quick summary: Dad is retiring from his government job in about a month. We have been fixing up the house to sell, large items being: Replacing a huge deck (finished last summer...
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I’ve been doing some research on cattle breeds for free range beef. Attached are the results, so far. Right now, the Devon breed is #1 in the ranking and Belted Galloway is a close runner up. I still need to evaluate some other breeds, including Brangus...
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To all our friends and family, greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We always look forward to hearing about what the Lord has been doing in your life during the year. This letter is a brief summary about what He's been doing...
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One of our recent projects related to preparing the house for sale was laying sod in the front yard. At 7:30 one cool Friday morning the sod delivery man unloaded seven moist one-ton pallets of what looked like mammoth red-and-green burritos into our...
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The Hynes family just got back from spending a wonderful week near Asheville, NC at Scott Brown's annual conference. The topic of this year's conference was "Gospel Centered Marriages," and so we had the opportunity to sit under the...
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Lately we've been busy with a bunch of different things. Dad planted over 200 tomato plants this spring, so I've been doing quite a bit of canning and freezing this summer. This is my first year with canning, and, thanks to instruction from a...
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Your worldview affects how you see everything! Our culture today has become so secular it’s practically impossible to escape entirely the erroneous foundations it’s based on. But America’s beliefs today are are not new, nor has America always held these...
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On hearing that our family was going to be in their area touring Polyface Farm, the Girotti family graciously offered to let us stay at their home for a couple of nights. We very much enjoyed the time we spent with them. Over yummy meals we talked, laughed...
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"And the LORD God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it. " How far we in America have strayed from obeying this initial purpose and command! We are supposed to be working the land, and guarding/protecting...
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We have heard it said that Christians are always just one generation away from apostacy, and in these troubled days we are seeing how true this saying really is. Statistics show that the majority of professing Christians live just like the rest of the...
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Yesterday I listened to an excellent sermon by C.H. Spurgeon titled " The Holy Spirit Glorifying Christ " and thought it tempered well my previous posting about "Doing and Daring!" We need to get out and do things, but we should never...
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