I can't believe it's already been three weeks and I can't believe it's ONLY been three weeks! Happy Birthday little Claire! You are so big!
(and also sooo sleepy during this picture)
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Three Weeks!!
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
A special message for Aunt Carolyn...
In order to cheer up my seestor and get her through finals and the end of school, Claire and grandma and grandpa and I videotaped this little snippet to make her smile.
We love you Auntie-Poopie-Pants-Number-Two!! We miss you and can't wait for you to be home for the summer!!!!
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Community Supported Agriculture
Living in the College Culture neighborhood in Flint has been a lot of fun for Lisa and I the last few years. We have a great neighborhood for going for walks, riding bikes, and access to an awesome library, theaters, and Flint's top notch museums within walking distance or a 60 second drive. One of the other things that I have really enjoyed about living where we do is our proximity to Flint Farmer's Market. Whether looking for some fresh veggies, grains, poultry or looking for a good breakfast spot on a Saturday morning the Flint Farmer's Market has provided a plentiful harvest time after time.
This year we've decided to take our awesome experience to the next level. We are joining our first ever CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). The idea is simple but profound and makes positive impacts on several levels. A family pays for a season's worth of fresh veggies (and other market goodies like eggs, fruits, and grains)in advance and week after week they pick up their "share" of the harvest at local distribution points. For about $15 a week we'll be enjoying organically grown goodness for a price that beats the local grocery store and we won't even have to do the shopping! This system helps farmers with much needed season start up costs and helps families by providing the freshest, in season, locally grown product as possible. The CSA is good for the farmers, the families, and the community. It's nice to know that my veggies didn't have to be sprayed with preservatives and shipped across the country to get to my dinner table.
I am sure we'll be trying some new veggies that I have never even seen before but in the name of health, loving my neighbor, and caring for God's Creation I'm glad to give it a go.
We will be splitting a full share with Lisa's parents. A full share is enough to feed a family with kids or 4 adults. We'll be joining a CSA at a farm in our hometown of Davison just 10 minutes away and will be picking up our share at the Flint Farmer's Market about 2 minutes away. We're using Nature's Pace Oraganics and I can hardly wait to see what arugula tastes like!
To find a CSA in you area visit Local Harvest!
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Labels: CSA, Davison, Flint Farmer's Market, locally grown, Nature's Pace Organics, Organics
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
PlayDate with Libby July
On Claire's one week birthday we had a Libby July over for a playdate with her parents....so cute! I can't believe how big three-month-old Libby is compared to one-week-old Claire...They are so cute though...and we parents had fun too!
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Tomorrow is the big day!
So just to get caught up--I'll post the pictures I have on my camera now--not sure if there's a lapse due to the computer problem, but oh well...I've got so many pictures from showers and stuff--which I'll try to update later...but for now--21 hours until our baby will be born--unless there's a turn or a flip or a change of baby girl's position--which we're all big-time doubting now! :)
Here's some pictures from the last few weeks!
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