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Elli swinging! And learning how to keep herself going!
Liah cuddling with Grandma ♥
Me trying to get a picture of Justus while holding him!








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Here's Kaity stretching out before acro...to do her back walkover. (That's something I never could do with any consistancy! So glad she can!)
The beautiful dancers after the recital with all the flowers they got! (Thanks Grandma and Papa and Uncle Jeff and Aunt Mandy!) (Also, notice Austin in the background scowling because he got caught making faces while we were trying to get "nice" pictures of the girls! LOL!)
~Annie~
~Kaitlyn~
Frank with Liah...this was actually her SECOND dance recital! What a culturally enriched girl! : )
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And Thaniel with his, which he thinks is cool that it's a size 6, cause he's six (at least for another couple of weeks)
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The spring farm kittens are here! Now is the time for what my sister Marla calls “fuzz therapy.” All your troubles melt away when you have kittens purring in your arms.
The cat population is pretty difficult to control on a farm. Non-spayed cats are often dropped off (sometimes already pregnant) and frightened feral cats seem to come out of nowhere to make the farm their home. Even if we somehow managed to catch these wild cats we wouldn’t have the money to spay all of them. So for now all I can do is try to catch the babies and tame them. Then they can eat and play freely around the farm.. and when they need medical assistance they will be tame enough to treat. They may even be adopted at the Farm Market or by friends unless we grow too attached to let go of them.
This spring we have 4 litters.. 2 from sweet dropped off mothers and 2 from grumpy wild barn cats. I’ve brought 8 of them to stay at my apartment in order to prepare them for adoption… and all are ready except the 3 that were from wild litters. These 3 guys are almost all tame now but are still recovering from eye colds. They’ve come a long way though (note the picture of my bloody hands.) These little dudes did quite the number on me when i stole them from their mother. Now theyre super cuddly.
The short haired calico (pictured below) is one of the newly tamed. The rest are ready to go! .. Except Gilly my ferret. He got in line to have his picture taken too so i figured what the heck.
*update: the short haired calico with white paws and the orange kitty with white paws are adopted.
*update: A fuzzy brown kitty and a fuzzy grey kitty are now ready to go! (no pics of them yet)
Barn Kittens is a post from: RagTrader Blog
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Some of my purchases at the Renegade Craft Show in Brooklyn.
You can find the full list of crafters here:
My nephew Ezra got a pretty big kick out of this!
Can’t remember who I bought this from!

Pretty Theory’s Vintage Book Purse
These are perfect for our fridge at work since our company is called Animal
I also bought some coasters, pins and prints of theirs : )
Renegade Finds is a post from: RagTrader Blog
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