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Campy sci-fi online graphic novel (the nun with the gun) by Dixon and Hunt, illustrated by Judith Hunt and inked by Ricardo Villagran
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5 comments:
That's lovely! Luna moths are marvelous creatures, aren't they!
Wow! That is so cool!!
Thanks for the offer of fish, but I'll have to pass on that. I would like to come buy some plants, if you are selling any? The cottage roses that you gave me last year have survived the winter and look good.
As for the art shows - the economy has been really rough on the art but I think it might be slowly turning around.
Yes Sarah... they are such a beautiful fresh spring green color and fuzzy too like they are wearing fleece.
Mary, The farm is still growing crops and perennials and annuals, as we decided to keep the farm up and running for awhile longer and just see how things go. Getting well is my first priority although I swear that just by working outside I am getting better faster.
I hope your rose blooms for you this year.
I clicked next blog button to reach this blog. great pics. How beauty lies around us in many simple forms!
Wish I could visit your wonderful farm! I remember the amazing, mystical luna moth from when I lived in Vermont......one never forgets something like that.
Thankyou for sharing these photos.
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