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My transition from cluttered to simple living.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

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The Island was covered with these!!

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wendyytb: We are blessed to have seven grandchildren! Life has never been so busy! I continue to work as a nurse, but my home time is most important. I paint and craft, and enjoy life in our tiny 800 sq foot home. The challenge to downsize continues... Live simple and small is my mantra!

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Kayak painting

Kayak painting

From a photo I took while out paddling last summer

Harvest Helper

Harvest Helper

Dustinwithtatoos

Beans

Peppers

One very sorry excuse for a sacrecrow

Dustin and Halen

Dustin and Halen

Alexia

Alexia

Garden Helper

Garden Helper

Hopefully he will scare away the pesky rabbits!!!

Poppy in the Ocean

Poppy in the Ocean

He did not have to be coaxed too hard to do this!

Apple Fly Maggot Trap

Apple Fly Maggot Trap

(I hope that is all it catches!)

Beeswax Candles

Beeswax Candles

(They smell so sweet!)

Dandelion Syrup

Dandelion Syrup

Very tasty and nutritious too!

More Crops

More Crops

Tomatoe, Leeks and Peppers

Crops

Crops

Carrots and Beets

Raised garden beds

Raised garden beds

Built and planted

Paintings I have done

Paintings I have done

My Grandson

Ruffled Skirt

Ruffled Skirt

Made for my grand daughter

Magnolia in Bloom

Magnolia in Bloom

Isn't THIS pretty?

Veggie Stew

Veggie Stew

Isn't this pretty?

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