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Also, our floors are perpetually grimy.
She's had a bath this morning and there may be a little bit of knitting in my future.
Two sisters, two urban gardens, and a question: How much of our families' food can we produce ourselves? Moving toward sustainability on urban farms
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This post reminds me of two things that really need to go on my to-do list:
Take pictures of my children sleeping.
Clean my floors.
(I've said it before and I'll say it again: you make beautiful things.)
Bah, dirt is good! I have a t-shirt that says so. (It also says speed is good, scabs are good and life is good, while it advertises mountain bike parts.)
Seriously, dirt isn't a bad thing. It gives the immune systems something to play with instead of becoming bored and deciding that tree pollen or cat dander are deadly enemies.
Then again, I was the child who always had a sock-line of dirt at the end of every summer day when I wore shoes and even blacker soles when I didn't. :-)
I'll keep my fingers crossed about your knitting time....
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