SageintheMeadow
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A Week in the Life
Hi there! How’s it going? I thought I’d do something a little different from my usual posts. Have you ever been curious about the way others live their lives? What does a normal day look like, for someone who lives a completely different life from yours? If that’s the case, then today is your lucky Continue reading
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Sunshine Tag
Hello, everyone! I hope you’re doing well, and enjoying the change of seasons. I’m finally able to enjoy the outdoors again, now that it’s no longer hazardous to my life. This summer was brutally hot, but I’ve made it through, and I’m grateful for the respite winter will bring. Today I’ve been tagged by Chelsea, Continue reading
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Leibster Award!
Hello everyone! Recently I’ve been nominated for the honorable and prestigious, Leibster Award. If you’ve never heard of it, that’s because it’s very exclusive, and given to only the most worthy of bloggers on the spectrum. The origin, and purpose of this award remain a mystery, (to me, at least) but that just adds to the overall Continue reading
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Painting a Cottage
Do you ever dream of whisking yourself off to a secluded corner of the world? Settling down to live a quiet life, in a cozy cottage, with only the trees for company? I do, quite often, actually. (Can you say ‘introvert’?) It’s the one ever-present dream in the back of my mind…. It’s the one Continue reading
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Bugs, Bugs, Bugs
I find it fascinating, that there are billions and billions of tiny creatures around us that are vital to our very survival, yet largely go unnoticed…(unless of course, their presence has become a nuisance). What are these creatures, you ask? Bugs, of course! It is estimated that there are currently, about 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 insects around the Continue reading
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RAIN
Sooooooo, it rained the other day…and…well… it was a pretty big deal. Why such a big deal, you ask? Because you see, I live in the desert. I love the rain so much, but sadly I don’t get to enjoy it very often. I can’t even remember the last time it did rain. I’ve always Continue reading
