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post #11 of 13

6/16/12 at 11:58am

kidcody

Location: Washington State
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from washington state glad you joined us!

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post #12 of 13

6/20/12 at 4:48am

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Maah

Location: W.Michigan
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Thank you all for the warm welcomes! I've got a few posts under my wings now & I'm starting to feel a bit more comfortable lurking.

I like taking pictures and will try to post some across the board. Hopefully! However, I take my pictures with my crappy oldschool camera phone - so, sorry in advance, they'll probably be fuzzy! And, I tend to take lots of unnessary pics. Sorry about that too. LOL.

GARDEN PLANTING TIME! :)

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Myself, hubby, 3 kids (son 14, daughter 12, & son 10), a boxer, a maltese, house & barn kitties, lots of chickens, rouen ducks, & Nigerian Dwarf goats.

GARDEN PLANTING TIME! :)

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Myself, hubby, 3 kids (son 14, daughter 12, & son 10), a boxer, a maltese, house & barn kitties, lots of chickens, rouen ducks, & Nigerian Dwarf goats.

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6/20/12 at 5:43am

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Location: California Central Coast
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Hello and welcome from California. Sounds like you have fun with kiddos, goats and chickens. Yes, busy times for you. Enjoy and learn from this forum!

"Regard it as just as desirable to build a chicken house as to build a cathedral."  Frank Lloyd Wright

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Gardeners please see my garden blog at http://centralcoastgardening.com.