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Welcome to The Farmer Files!
I am the mother of three active and affectionate little boys, ages 6, 3, and 1. They are truly gifts. I love life as a boy mom. I am honored that God has called me to raise future husbands. I hope they grow up to be just like their daddy, Dr. Romance. We met in an elevator in college. He has a PhD in Something Important, but I call him Dr. Romance. We were married on the Fourth of July twelve years ago just so we could call those fireworks "ours." We are living in the Boston area through June, while Dr.Romance is working at Harvard. We call ourselves the "uncommons" as a play on the Boston Common site, because we are from the land of palm trees and all things laid back. I hold a B.A. in History from UCLA, a teaching credential from CSUN, and an M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision from UVA. Those are my lesser accomplishments. Most importantly I love Jesus.
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October
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- Aloha Friday #6
- Fixing the Dishwasher
- Bloggy Giveaways: Kona Coffee
- Bloggy Giveaway: Hawaiian Tea
- Open House Days
- Pineapple Corer
- Aloha Friday #5
- Turtle Beach
- Hawaiian Sea Turtle
- Swim Lessons
- Tea Pot Update
- Aloha Friday #4
- Dole Plantation Afternoon
- Guest Blog from Monterey, CA
- Meme Catch Up
- How to Cut a Pineapple
- Aloha Friday #3
- Driving Already!
- Good Enough to Lick the Bowl
- Kite Surfing
- Aloun Farms
- Been Busy Being Sick
- Aloha Friday #2
- A Night on the Beach
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Oh I hope he got back to the water!
ReplyDeletePoor Guy! I've gotta say though..What an amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteI swear, you have got the BEST pics on your site! Awesome turtle!
ReplyDeleteso amazing...and it makes me want to come and see ur little place even more. wow...that just doesn't happen in the midwest...we have corn, basically.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh- what a sweet, beautiful turtle. It did make it back in the water, right? {{hoping}}
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Beautiful angle on that shot. Is he alive?
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE sea turtles!! What a terrific shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible picture. When you say beached, does that mean he had no ability to get back to the ocean? Poor thing.
ReplyDeleteYou asked about my photo, and you're totally right about the location! We were on a school field trip to a Balboa Park museum, and I took those pics before we met up with his class. Good eye!
That looks like a Loggerhead Turtle but I don't know if they have those in the Pacific or not. I soooo hope that the guy/girl was ok. Do you have a Sea Turtle Rescue place there? Our wildlife hospital here has three tanks and we have had quite a few as patients over the years.
ReplyDeleteSuper picture, he looks pooped! We love the north shore of Oahu!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's awesome! We lived in Hawaii (Oahu) 7 years ago and we never saw a turtle like that!! Thanks for commenting on my blog! It's always a treat to see that someone left one! God bless you! Alicia
ReplyDeleteWas it able to get back in??? Beautiful creature!
ReplyDeleteTater Tot loves turtles, so I can't wait to show this to him! I hope the turtle is okay!
ReplyDeleteLike the others, I sure hope s/he's okay. Send him to Sanibel and Snowbird will get him fixed right up!
ReplyDeleteWow!! That's a big one!!
ReplyDeleteVery Cool! DP
ReplyDeletePoor turtle! Love the pic! He looks HUGE!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I've got an award for you! Come see it here.
Ummmm....it looks washed up to me, there are no track marks & her eyes don't look so good. I hope I'm wrong & she was just coming ashore to lay eggs. As a child in Northern Australia we watched the turtles come ashore to lay their eggs, slow but amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture. We were Maui in April and got to swim with the sea turtles. It was really fun. We didn't see any on land, though.
ReplyDeleteWow, he looks big! Hope he's ok.
ReplyDeleteHUGE!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that so cool :)
ReplyDeleteSwimming with the turtles was one of our most memorable moments from our trip to Oahu. It was so cool to be that close to a large sea creature.
ReplyDeleteIn all my years here, I still have not seen a honu on the beach. Maybe one day.
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