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Monday, December 17, 2012

From Our Family to Yours!

Posted by Country Girl at 8:24 AM

1 comment:

doglady said...: Nice photo of the kiddos.; December 18, 2012 at 8:58 AM

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Country Girl: I am happily married mom of two great kids. My husband and I both work as nurses. I had been continuing my education since graduating from nursing school with an ultimate goal of becoming a nurse anesthetist. In December of 2006 we purchased a 200 year old farm house with 100 acres. This move has forever changed my path in life. After 1 year of living at the farm I decided to stop taking classes and give my family and this farm 100%! I am a very driven person and must always be working towards a goal and there is lots to do here. I'm very excited to finally be at this point in my life!

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