We are a Waldorf-inspired homeschooling family living in the beautiful windswept Magdalen Islands. This is a record of the beauty and joy that fill our days. Thank you for visiting!
Thursday 17 November 2011
Around the House - Autour de la maison
Planting garlic and tulip bulbs for spring - Nous plantons de l'ail et des tulipes pour le printemps
Bonjour, I've just discovered your blog, your island looks like a wonderful place to live. I have family in Nova Scotia which is also very beautiful. Did you make the dresses that your children are wearing? They look lovely, and your sheep look very clean!! do you get alot of rain?
Bonjour Emma! Thank you for visiting! Our Island is indeed a wonderful place. The dresses are Hannah Andersson (if you are referring to the red ones in the header photo. Our sheep live outside a lot. That keeps them clean and healthy. It does not rain here any more than on the continent.
Bonjour Emma! Thank you for visiting! Our Island is indeed a wonderful place. The dresses are Hannah Andersson (if you are referring to the red ones in the header photo. Our sheep live outside a lot. That keeps them clean and healthy. It does not rain here any more than on the continent.
Bonjour, I've just discovered your blog, your island looks like a wonderful place to live. I have family in Nova Scotia which is also very beautiful. Did you make the dresses that your children are wearing? They look lovely, and your sheep look very clean!! do you get alot of rain?
ReplyDeleteBonjour Emma! Thank you for visiting! Our Island is indeed a wonderful place. The dresses are Hannah Andersson (if you are referring to the red ones in the header photo. Our sheep live outside a lot. That keeps them clean and healthy. It does not rain here any more than on the continent.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Emma! Thank you for visiting! Our Island is indeed a wonderful place. The dresses are Hannah Andersson (if you are referring to the red ones in the header photo. Our sheep live outside a lot. That keeps them clean and healthy. It does not rain here any more than on the continent.
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