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At 10:59pm on April 19, 2009, Denise said…: Hi Rebecca, Are you on Facebook?? I hardly ever think of checking here but am on FB nearly every day :) Let me know if we can connect there as I wanna stay in touch! xx, denise

At 11:39pm on February 23, 2009, Denise said…: It was so absolutely wonderful meeting you and your delightfully shiny Quinn today, Rebecca! I'm still smiling remembering the lovely day we got to share with you all. Please be sure and pop in anytime you're down for a visit....and also hopefully we'll run into you again at a conference or something!! Take good care and have much fun <3

At 1:54pm on February 22, 2009, Denise said…: Hey Rebecca! I wanted to make sure that if you're coming to our unschooling park day tomorrow, you knew it was going to be up at the beach in Fontainebleau State Park near Mandeville!! We'll be hooking up with the ranger about 1pm to see some eagle & owls nests & babies. Hope you can make it! ~d

At 2:44pm on September 18, 2008, Annsley said…: Yep, already joined FOTR. But we're actually wanting to buy an RV and mountain property, live in the RV while we slowly build our eco-sustainable dream house. And just travel with the RV part time. :)

At 7:29am on September 18, 2008, Julie B said…: I'm glad the hawk is home! Thanks for sharing that story.

At 10:41pm on September 14, 2008, Katie S. said…: Thanks for the bee guardian info - I'm in total research mode now!

I'm sorry to hear about your aunt and uncle in Effie - I'm glad that the people and animals are fine. There was a lot of damage in central Louisiana. I think the media figured that since New Orleans was relatively unscathed (compared to Katrina), everything must be okay. But we (not "we" personally, but "we" collectively) got hit fairly hard. Luckily, our house and our family's houses are okay - no tornado or wind damage and no flooding.

At 2:35pm on September 12, 2008, Katie S. said…: Rebecca - I just read your comment (still trying to relearn Ning). I am really close to Marksville... maybe 45 minutes away?

I just checked out your page. Please tell me more about being a bee guardian. It sounds interesting!

At 9:46am on September 12, 2008, Annsley said…: Hey momma....I thought I'd find you here. I'm really excited to learn more about unschooling. You are so amazing to me....you cute urban homesteader you :)

At 8:42pm on August 24, 2008, Katherine said…: Hey Rebecca. Please go and delete your Grouply account. They are NOT kosher. We can friend each other here. I got a friend invite but what Grouply did is intentionally send out a bogus invite from me to all my Yahoo group fellows during the process of signing me up and it's just a big phisher outfit. I am very sorry. They now have your Yahoo ID and password. So I would change your password *after* deleting your Grouply thing. Kick 'em to the curb.

At 9:14pm on August 22, 2008, Katherine said…: I saw your comment and commented back that although the mystery is well.. still mysterious.. I love the name Firewitch and I wish that were it's name. I've seen Firewitch around here and there in people's yard, and now I know what to call it. I've heard people talk about their dianthus (which sounds like diana) plants, but don't think some would like me to call their flower Firewitch... more's the pity. Bible belt here you know.

At 10:20am on August 18, 2008, Ren said…: It IS lush here!:) Eastern TN is one of the most biodiverse areas in the country. I love it.

If you all decide to come Monday and want to hang out or meet at a park over this way, let us know.

At 10:31pm on August 15, 2008, Denise said…: O!O!O! Who knew you could do real dancing w/hoops?? We watched several but the ones we loved most were by SaFire. So lovely...so fluid! Now we wanna go buy some hoops and try to dance with them!

Were you able to capture your swarm or did they get away? The beekeepers here were telling us about a type of mite that was destroying the hives here in LA. Apparently over 50% have been lost in recent years! And they've found that the Russian queens are resistant so they're introducing them to the hives to help protect them or something.
I would so love to read a beekeeping blog so if you start one, pls let me know!! :)
And the next time you're in this area, pls let me know! We'd love to meet you IRL!

At 6:51am on August 14, 2008, Denise said…: Oh, FUN - I see where you were from the New Orleans area. Do you still have family here? Do you still visit the area?

I'd love to here more about your experiences w/ bees. We visited an amazing local beekeeper last week and afterwards added that to my list of things I want to DO.

Now off to google 'hoop dancing' :)