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Sherries Farm |
Posted - Aug 03 2004 : 11:22:41 AM Hello from the Pacific Northwest.
I'm Sherrie, not feeling quite like a girl...turning 40 in September. But, always a farm girl at heart. I live in Washington, on just over five acres with my dh, ds, two dd's, a boxer names Max, three barn cats, two house cats, two angora rabbits (for spinning), nine chickens, nine ducks with two on the way. We've had our land since '99, so glad to be out of the city...though the city is coming out towards us.
I have a small fruit orchard, veggie garden, a few roses and various flowers, I tend to grow pansies the best. I put up preserves in the summer, spin when I have time, quilt once in a great moon and knit all year long. I work for the local school district, which gives me about two months a year off of work to be a farmgirl.
Looking forwrad to chatting and getting to know you all.
Off to finish staining the deck.....
Sherrie
"When you care enough, you make it yourself."
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cecelia |
Posted - Aug 07 2004 : 2:42:46 PM Welcome, Sherrie, from the Northeast! Glad to hear from your part of the country, I'm always happy to hear about anyone interested in the farmgirl state of mind!
Cecelia
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Sherries Farm |
Posted - Aug 03 2004 : 4:08:58 PM Thanks for the warm welcome Clare & Jenny. Glad to have found the Farmgirl Connection!
Sherrie
"When you care enough, you make it yourself."
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Aunt Jenny |
Posted - Aug 03 2004 : 2:14:51 PM Welcome Sherrie! Your place sounds great and you sound like one of us! It is always fun to find another knitter! what do you like to knit the best?
Jenny in Utah
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Clare |
Posted - Aug 03 2004 : 11:34:00 AM From a fellow Washingtion, Welcome Sherrie! Looking forward to your participation in our conversations. It sounds like you have quite a nice place carved out for yourselves with your land and animals. Here's to summer!
Gardener, Stitcher, Spiritual Explorer and Appreciator of all Things Natural |
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