Today we experienced a little of what nineteenth century harvest time was like at a local antebellum plantation.
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Who knew candle dipping took so much patience. I think the kids would have stood there a long time, but we had to settle for a tiny birthday candle size because others were waiting in line.
I think the llama sensed Miyah's love for animals. The pottery guy (I'm sure there's a better name for him) was very interesting. I love the copycatting-hands on hips.
I'm pretty sure nineteenth century children didn't find these chores as exciting as my children did.
Miyah helped the blacksmith.
I think the kids actually had the most fun playing in the leaves. I LOVE FALL!
I'm pretty sure nineteenth century children didn't find these chores as exciting as my children did.
Miyah helped the blacksmith.
I think the kids actually had the most fun playing in the leaves. I LOVE FALL!
4 incredible comments!:
As always, beautiful pictures and beautiful memories. Happy Fall! Jane and Jada
You girls are so adorable. Kindof gives me a glimpse of what my Maylea may look like in a few years. You have a beautiful family!!!
Brenda
Great pics! And I have a question...
I've had your Kunming Orphanage slideshow saved as a favorite for over a year now...we have a daughter from there as well. I can't figure out how to save the pictures. Can you help?
lisa (at) stretchmarkmama (dot) com
Oh this looks like so much fun! I so want to play with your photo of the ladybug though...LOL.
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