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| How they would have spent everyday of the summer if I had let them |
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| Five dozen ears of corn, a last ditch effort to stock the freezer before school starts (unfortunately, it was a casualty of the freezer debacle -- though I decided to refreeze it anyway) |
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| Helping Grandma with green beans from the garden |
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| Slow but steady progress on Hannah's quilt |
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| Our first watermelon, one of the strawberry variety and delicious! |
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| Playing Jenga at Grandma's house |
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| Two cool cats showing off their new shades |
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| Trap set and ready for a skunk |
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| Success! |
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| Hannah is prepared to watch the skunk meet his fate, with nose covering and binoculars |
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| All set to make and can pizza sauce |
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| The potato harvest, not as many as we had hoped for |
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| The cantaloupes finally ripened and were very tasty |
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| Playing basketball has been a highlight of this month |
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| Hannah receiving her Mirror of the Martyrs book at church, the rite of passage into 6th grade |
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| All the summer squash are gone, leaving only pumpkins and corn on the northern half |
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| Southern half has more pumpkins and sweet potato vines still growing like crazy |
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| Tomatoes and peppers are still producing too |
And, I want the remainder of my watermelon back!
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