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A Revolving Winter Time Door

Posted on February 15, 2010 by CCOAF

I don’t necessarily like winter, but I think I would miss the season change if I moved to Hawaii. There are tons of things I dislike about winter and lately I found another one. I look forward to snow days … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Winter Time Toy

Posted on December 30, 2009 by CCOAF

Our first significant snow fell and the boys couldn’t wait to get outside and play in it. The thing I worry about the most, when sending them outside when it’s cold, is if I’ve bundled them up enough so they … Continue reading →

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An Industrial Sized Snowman

Posted on December 28, 2009 by CCOAF

Over the years, which haven’t been very many since my kids are still little yet, they’ve built snowmen whenever the snow was just right for packing. They’ve always been of the small variety so the body and head can be … Continue reading →

Posted in Parenting on the Farm | Tagged a snowman story, acorns, building a snowman, corn cob pipe, first snow, frosty the snowman, how to build a snowman, huge snowman, long stick arms, making a snowman, making snow angels, packing the snow, rock nose, snow creations, snowman pictures, uses for acorns | Leave a comment

A Corn Cob Pipe

Posted on November 13, 2009 by CCOAF

This moment in time was a true City Chic On A Farm example. Get a load of this!! It’s harvest season here on the farm, and it happened to run late this year due to the rainy weather we had … Continue reading →