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Category Archives: Friends
Hopping Through Halloween
Ian wanted to be a door for Halloween this year. I’m not exactly sure how he came to this decision, but eventually we were able to dissuade him and he decided on dressing as a frog. Then we ran into … Continue reading
Land of the Noon Day Sun
The Nantahala River gorge, in Bryson City, North Carolina, winds its way through the most beautiful scenery one can possibly view during a whitewater paddle. Despite the roadside access during the entire 8 miles of this run, boaters enjoy breathtaking … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Ian, My Critters, paddling, Uncategorized
Tagged Aire Rafts, best friends, Chaco, Children, fall fun, fall leaves, family friends, fun, little boys, Mogwai, Nantahala Outdoor Center, Nantahala River, travel, Wetsuits, white water kayaking, white water rafting
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To the Corn Maze!
A brief recount of Ian’s adventure to the corn maze. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Farm Life, Friends, Ian
Tagged autumn, Autumn Acres, corn maze, Curious George, Fall, fall fun, Ian, Pumpkin Patch
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Boro Kayaking
It happened sometime back in April. After the local Muddy Rivers Festival, put on at our local Spring Creek, Brinn and I found ourselves new members of the Boro Kayaking Facebook Group. The Facebook description states: “This is a group of … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Ian, paddling, Uncategorized
Tagged camping, Hiwassee River, kayaking, Ocoee River, summertime, white water kayaking, white water rafting
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I Made Cheese!!!
“Cheese – milk’s leap toward immortality.” –Clifton Paul Fadiman I experienced an exciting culinary breakthrough this week…I made cheese! Like, from scratch and everything. And you know what? It wasn’t hard. Except I thought it was a lot harder … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Life, Friends, Kitchen Adventures
Tagged cheese making, dairy, fresh mozzarella, Orchard House Creamery, Pioneer Woman
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December Birthdays…
A lifetime of Christmas birthdays have taught me to not approach a birthday with too much enthusiasm. Brinn begins his birthday celebrations on June 1st and carries on with his revelry until the 30th. He’s never had to experience the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Holidays
Tagged birthday bashes, Christmas babies, December birthdays
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Through the Chimney
A belated account of Kiser Christmas ’15 Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Holidays, Ian
Tagged Children, Christmas, cinnamon rolls, Ian, little boys, train table
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Purple Palooza!
From Pipi Longstocking to a walking whoopee cushions, and even a deck of cards: the basketball arena concourse of the basketball arena, known affectionately as “the Hoop,” contained an assortment of characters Tuesday night. TTU and the surrounding community have … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Holidays, Ian
Tagged basketball, basketball season, Halloween, Ian, Tech Yeah, Tennessee Tech, trick-or-treat
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It was Perfect
After turning off the river, and paddling up into the creek that runs behind the campground, Ian jumped out of his funyak and quietly remarked, “It was perfect.” How right a three-year-old can be sometimes. It’s been hard to keep … Continue reading