Barefoot Tootsies

Thursday morning at 3:23 AM, a very dear friend of mine gave birth to a beautiful baby girl: Rosalie Elizabeth Lusk, she is 7LBs 8oz and 21in long. Jared and Rachel lovingly adoring their new little bundle of joy!! Mama holding baby Rosalie. 

 here is a less embarrassing pic of myself with glasses, lol.(wish my finger didn't get in there) I have been putting off writing for so long, and am really sorry, I have been very busy with school lately...almost done!!...yay...I'm REALLY excited!!!     Well...I'll fill you in with whats been going on around here. Mama has been getting her seeds ready for planting(with our help.)  Nathanial and I have been working really hard at getting our school done,(we are both in the same grade...9th) we are both really eager to put our first year of high school behind us, we tried to start high school last year but that didn't go to well. uuummmmm...oh yeah...we went to OH Caverns the other day, it was lots of fun,we walked the total of about a mile and went 103 ft underground we saw a really big stalactite called the crystal king, I personally think they should have called it Carrot king...anyway...it did look a lot like a giant carrot...by the way that was m...

  We have had a very busy summer (my last post was just the tip of the iceberg) I will begin with the Root Cellar, which we began in Oct. sometime,it was the hardest thing i can remember ever doing,I'll start at the beginning.  It was springtime 2013 when mama and papa started talking about our root cellar project, and to us kids it sounded they where planing the end of the world, literally, so they went online and researched to find the best way of building it, the results where to build the cellar out of used onion bags, so they ordered about a thousand of them (all had to be filled with dirt) they had planed at first to fill the bags with the track-hoe, but we ended up filling them all by hand (the worst part) while papa did some other stuff that needed to be done around the farm with the track-hoe: take out dead trees, move dirt...etc...etc.   Papa dug a big hole in the side of the hill where we had planed it. After we had filled about 60 bags papa and one of the bo...

♠ WOW!!!! its been such a long time since I've written , and i don't know what to write,it's hard to write anything interesting during the winter:lots of snow...cold ...sledding...sick-of winter-...can't wait till march... ug it's snowing again... But really snow can be fun at times. We got lots of snow this year- at least compared to last year- lots of my friends are like '' seriously Abiga il winter isn't your favorite time of year''and i always repl y ''NO'' o.k.back to the subject, sorry page viewers I seriously need to write more often ... o.k. I feel better now. M e and my Papa agree that important people are born in July and May-I added May- but my Papa and my Memaw where born in J uly .      I love this picture even though I was only 8 or 9 when it was took  I was standing in the meadow next to my Grandmas house. Just last year they-the people that owned the meadow- turned it into a field it looks very depressing now...

 This is my dresser and this is a closer picture of the handle. Mama strung buttons on wire to put on it for handles. It looks nice. I use this mannequin to hold the closet doors shut and to model next Sundays outfit.    Papa made this table for me when I was little, it has been through a lot of tent making ( in the house)and jumping off of. Here is a side view of what it looks like Papa made this canopy for me as a surprise one day while I was on a walk with Mama. Pepaw and Memaw made this chair for me. This is a cozy picture of my room......z z z z z z z z.