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HollyG Posted - Jan 06 2011 : 07:41:28 AM
I "met" Mary Jane in September at the magazine rack of my local Tractor Supply while waiting for my husband. I've been a fan ever since! I am so glad to be a member of the Sisterhood #2513, proudly, and can't wait to make some new friends. I work full time and peruse the site when I have a free minute. The information is overwhelming!

I do know there are no chapters within a reasonable driving distance of me. I would like to participate in a virtual chapter, if there is one available, especially with other people in my area. In the mean time, it's wonderful to know there are other like minded souls out there. I can now prove to my husband I'm really not as strange as I sound sometimes!

Not to talk too much, but a little about me - I'm almost 39, a wife, a full-time elementary librarian, dedicated church member, and a farmgirl at heart. I have GIGANTIC plans for an organic garden this spring (if I can get my man-power to help lay the foundation.) I live in what I call the Deep Woods (see my developing blog at www.mydeepwoodslife.com) Hopefully, I'll have something posted by the time you check it out! I'm far enough out that a cell signal is iffy and internet is only by dial-up.

I'm an obsessive reader, hesitant gardner, blossoming seamstress, experimental cook, and ever so anxious to dip more than just my toes in this new lifestyle. I will close now, because I can talk forever" Any information you can pass on to me will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to getting to know you all!

HollyG

Be fruitful today!
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graciegreeneyes Posted - Jan 07 2011 : 4:55:57 PM
Welcome Holly!! There are lots of virtual chapters in the henhouse section. MJ's Heirloom mavens is for those who are of an heirloom gardening/organic bent - I'm trying to get it going again for spring:)
Amy Grace

Farmgirl #224
"use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without"
marjean Posted - Jan 07 2011 : 11:05:44 AM
Welcome! Holly from a Florida farmgirl at heart.

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Fiddlehead Farm Posted - Jan 06 2011 : 2:05:39 PM
A big Wisconsin hay dare to ya Holly! We are so glad you joined us. Your plans sound wonderful, lots of good information here.

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Countrysidegirl Posted - Jan 06 2011 : 1:44:57 PM
Holy cow! I have relatives in Hamburg/Portland area. I'm an Arkansas girl transplanted in Washington state. I grew up in North Central Arkansas, been out here in the NW for 2 1/2 years. Welcome, I'm new around here too.

~Countrygirl forced to live in the city making the best of what she's got~
Lessie Louise Posted - Jan 06 2011 : 07:47:53 AM
Hi Holly, and welcome. I'm looking forward to hearing more about you, Carol

Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting them in a fruit salad!
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