The trails they used to take down had disappeared, but we were able to find this only partially imagined trail after some searching.
We are, in fact, no longer in beautiful Hawai'i, we are safe and sound in our own unseasonably warm home. However, we are also wandering blindly in the fog of Jet Lag City, so let's just pretend we're going shelling today! My husband and his sister have many fond childhood memories of shelling at this "beach"- entire afternoons spent squatting near tide pools looking for the perfect tiny cowrie while listening to the sound of their necks and shoulders slowly scorching... The trails they used to take down had disappeared, but we were able to find this only partially imagined trail after some searching. As a borderline fabric/fiber hoarder, I have to be very careful to not let any other collections take root, so I am not a sheller. After a few minutes of walking around and enjoying the view, I wised up and let Fred introduce 5 to shelling while I documented it. 5 mostly enjoyed the wetter aspects of shelling. He was also way into the delicious salty flavors. The smoother areas were quite nice for those of us who tend to let gravity get the best of us. It was a lovely day!
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Mutti
3/19/2012 09:57:33 am
Thank you so much for sharing your days with us! I always end up with a big smile on my face at the end of your blog!!
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4/24/2012 04:31:10 pm
Information about the daycare school is realy good. Its good also for the parents, because they can easy trust on them. And you are sharing something very useful information about that. This is a interesting topic, thank you for taking the time to start up this discussion.
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My name is Ansley Knoch. I am the creator of Rispok, a line of accessories for big and little people made from repurposed materials. I live in Madison, Wisconsin with my husband, Fred, and our son, also Fred, better known as 5. Archives
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