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rodeogirl
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I think I have seen them at Walmart before.
So Ron gave me my mother's day gift yesterday. A 308 we are going out shooting today and I can't wait to shoot it.
rodeogirl's journey to being self-sufficient
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So Ron gave me my mother's day gift yesterday. A 308 we are going out shooting today and I can't wait to shoot it.
Mini Horses
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I love line dried sheets! Also have some of those pant frames. Probably years old... mom used them for dad's pants.
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rodeogirl
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So here is my yard.
Knowing my luck I'm going to get everything back from the dead and looking nice. Then we will move
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rodeogirl
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So I have been making videos on YouTube lately it has been helping me build my confidence. Here are the latest videos i made I thought you might enjoy.
The first video is a tour of my yard and house.
The second video is the fertilizers I use
The first video is a tour of my yard and house.
The second video is the fertilizers I use
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rodeogirl
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My little Angel has been teething so I've been letting her sleep in my bed. (She has been refusing to sleep unless she is with us for the past couple days and I want some sleep. ) I don't understand how someone so small can take up so much space. She tends to move around a lot in her sleep so I end up with about a foot of the bed.
farmerjan
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My mom had those pant stretchers also and did my dad's pants. He wore a "dickies type" work pants and they just came out better if she put them on the stretchers. Haven's seen them in years. An idea for my "good jeans".
I have mostly line dried for years. My mom did too when I was younger. We only washed on nice sunny days so we knew the clothes would get dry. I carried it over into my marriage, then my single life again. They do smell and feel "clean" after being in the sun to dry. I have a dryer, but probably haven't used it a dozen times in 20 years. It was nice for when I was waitressing, so I could wash those work clothes and get them dried quick. I don't mind the "crunchy" of the towels. The other day when I hung them, it was breezy enough that they were quite soft.
I have mostly line dried for years. My mom did too when I was younger. We only washed on nice sunny days so we knew the clothes would get dry. I carried it over into my marriage, then my single life again. They do smell and feel "clean" after being in the sun to dry. I have a dryer, but probably haven't used it a dozen times in 20 years. It was nice for when I was waitressing, so I could wash those work clothes and get them dried quick. I don't mind the "crunchy" of the towels. The other day when I hung them, it was breezy enough that they were quite soft.
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rodeogirl
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This is Frank our new addition.
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rodeogirl
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This little pup is one of a kind. He is such a sweetheart when he plays with my little angel. Yes he sometimes forgets and uses his teeth (he is only a puppy after all) but he sure loves her.
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So I'm trying to convince my boyfriend that we should buy a house and I think I almost have him. We where originally wanting to wait until we could get the house out of town like we wanted but I'm getting impatient. And the 3 houses I'm looking at are in a town over and alow livestock except pigs (one person messed it up for everyone they let the pigs get too stinky and someone complained.)
