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Meet Robin

February 5, 2009   Homestead

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My plans for tomorrow are to plant in the gh’s but it’s going to be very cold.  I might have to start later in the day than planned.  I’ll see what morning brings. I don’t know what I’d need to do to start seeds inside and transplant them into an unheated greenhouse in March in Maine.

This is Robin.  She’s a blue eyed blond farmer in jeans and a flannel shirt, just like me.  Robin was made by Jan at Jan’s Dolls. She’s a Waldorf doll stuffed with clean wool.  As you can see, her hair is a little disheveled, just like mine. Jan designed her clothing.  If she made people clothing I’d be asking for a shirt just like this.

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