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Canning

Our garden is now overflowing with vegetables, and neighbors are giving us ripe tomatoes before they drown in them, we have more than we can eat.  Solution:  canning!  My early thoughts on canning were rosy-hued and nostalgic, based on this

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Tuh-pay-toe Bugs

I’ve been trying to raise Toddler Harbat as a lover of all things living.  This includes little things that scuttle and flutter, blobs that ooze slime as they drag themselves across the sidewalk, and wriggling grubby things in the dirt. 

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Growing Up

This weekend Toddler Harbat looked different.  Acted different.  Was it how she walked, with a forward stride rather than a bow-legged waddle?  Is it her clothes that are little girl clothes and not toddler clothes?  Maybe it’s how much she

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I Am Rich

My weekend began on Friday afternoon with a trip to the farmer’s market.  The lady who sells dates from the Imperial Valley knows Toddler Harbat now.  Each week TH walks up and asks in her tiny polite voice, “Can I

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Ahhhhh…

My test is over.  Last Friday was arguably the most difficult of the seven professional licensing exams I’ve had to take.  I won’t find out if I passed for 6-8 weeks, but for now I am out of study/stress mode

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