Photos from Hydesville (more to come!)
An Old Barn Behind My House
Field of Flowers (taken while I was driving)
My Friend's Beautiful Backyard
Highway 36 Amongst the Redwoods
posted by Jenny @ 10:24 PM
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unquenchable love
"for love is as strong as death...many waters cannot quench love, nor can the floods drown it. if a man would give for love all the wealth of his house, it would be utterly despised." -- song of solomon 8:6-7
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Field of Flowers (taken while I was driving)
My Friend's Beautiful Backyard
Highway 36 Amongst the Redwoods
About Me
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- Location: San Diego, CA
Hoping to share with you some favorite food discoveries and family moments. Enjoy!
my friends
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6 Comments:
I want to see ALL the pictures! We need to get together and hang out when ur feeling better.
I just notcied that you alphabatized the names on your blog links. You're such a cook! (But I love you;)
Yes, I did alphabatize the links in the side column ... I have wanted to do that for quite awhile so it was rather satisfying (check out the new ones).
When you refer to me as a "cook" I wonder if you are accusing me of being a strange, eccentric and crazy person (a "kook"), or if you are making reference to my food preparation abilities. I take both as compliments.
I love you Jael - we will hang out soon (and I will cook!)
I could hide myself in that barn for eternity and be sublimely happy! I can't believe you grew up there. Looks straight out of a Kinkade landscape (minus the cheese factor). We need to find you a mountain (wo)man name. I'll get back to you about that one.
Beautiful pictures, hilarious comments...who could ask for anything more? (that question must be sung)
I like the picture of the "open field of wild flowers"...this made me think of a jars of clay song. I'm glad your home, friend. Feel better right now! Love you!!!
of course I meant "cook"!
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