The weather is most uncooperative for this effort. I limit my outdoor time to moving back and forth between farmhouse and barn.
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Breakfast is again very late. So much so, that Ed actually eats something out of hunger, rather than because I called him down for the morning meal.
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He and I are definitely not on the same ship today. He's off helping some maker guys install a furnace, I'm cleaning and cooking and taking care of chickens.
In the evening, the young family comes for dinner. Hi, Sparrow!
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There is time for some playful stuff after. I'm not sure this is a good thing going forward, but Snowdrop has learned to use my camera and she is giddy with joy when I let her take pictures with it.
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I wont post her work here, but it is delightful. The world, as seen through the eyes of a child.
And so we wrap up one week and move on to the next. I'm looking forward to it. I hope you are as well!
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