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With greenery and two buckets of flowers, I was able to finish 10 jars for a special order graduation party.

Posted by Sue at 12:36 PM

Calfies last day at the farm before joining the herd in the pasture was a sad day. (1)
Debi binds her quilt while Quincy enjoys a warm spot in front of the wood stove. (1)
Flood waters rush through the bottoms when the Silver Creek came out after crops were in and up. (1)
Flowers are the most fun to sell at the market. (1)
Fresh picked blueberries line up on dining table. (1)
Graybill/Blevins outdoor wedding (1)
Holly's first house deserved one of Heinz Garden's designer Hydrangea wreathes. (1)
Kitty Lawrence wedding flowers await delivery. (1)
Memorial Day (1)
Over 20 rhubarb plants provide enough for Edwardsville customers. (1)
Patience Graybill (1)
Patty uses the design board to place her pieces in just the right spots. (1)
Ron feeds "Calfie" while our 3 favorite heifers watch. (1)

Sue: Growing up in the city, I never thought I would someday be a farm wife. I have always loved the outdoors, animals, and a simple life. Farming gives me all of these things. High School teaching gives me a break from the solitude of farm life, and farming an escape from the busy days at the high school. My mind is always thinking of the next project of cooking, sewing, decorating, or organizing to satisfy the creative side of me.

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