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Read 175 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. The witty and entrancing story of a young woman trapped in a ramshackle English playhouse—…
HOLLER LOUDLY by Cynthia Leitich Smith, illustrated by Barry Gott (Dutton, 2010)(OP). Ages 4-up. Holler Loudly has a voice as big as the Southwestern sky, and everywhere he goes people tell him to “Hush!” From math class to the movies and even the state fair, Holler’s LOUD voice just keeps getting on people’s nerves. But Holler can’t help himself—being loud is who he is! Continue Reading Holler Loudly »
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Rain is in the forecast, for tomorrow. It will be the first winter storm, for the parched Holler, and won't be nearly enough, but we'll take what we can get, to keep The Holler bloomin'. Happy Holidays to you from The Holler~ Note: These photos were taken near The Holler, at The Vista Botanical Garden,…
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Fall is a busy time of the year. The leaves are beautiful when they display their colors but piled up on my decks, sidewalks and doorways not so much. Daily cleaning with the blower and raking and collecting the leaves to feed the many compost piles is quite a chore. Picking up hickory nuts to keep them from being slung through a window by the mower is another chore. I did manage to get Gypsy my little Scottie bathed and clipped and performed a bumble foot surgery on one of the duck hens. Patient and doctor are recovering nicely. Geez the hats I wear sometimes are just mind blowing. I have been concentrating on dehydrating frozen fruit to clean out the freezer some. Jars of dehydrated okra, figs and herbs put in jars removing the oxygen with oxygen absorbers or my vacuum sealer. I reuse lids for these and have never had a problem. Dehydrated figs are addictive. Dehydrated okra is not only great for soups and gumbos but makes a nutty snack out of hand. I got the last of my retired laying hens butchered and canned in chicken broth. Now all I have are my new batch of young Buff Orphington pullets. These young hens should be laying within the next month or two and I will just have to make do with duck eggs for a bit. My chicken house and duck house are cleaned out and fresh bedding applied. SO I am going into fall with ever growing compost piles, the fall garlic planted, the fall butchering done and canned, and my dehydrating knocked out. I have started gathering and drying okra seeds and my other vegetable seeds are now dried and in the freezer. My project for the day is canning blackberry pie filling with a couple gallon of frozen blackberries. O Wise One is cleaning and getting walnuts ready to crack. We did not get a great walnut harvest this year probably due to low rainfall but a few for holiday baking will be nice. With the wood shed full winter heat is prepped. While we have a gas furnace we always stockpile firewood for those power outages that seem to always pop up when you least expect them. So we go into the season knowing that we have done all we can to prepare ourselves for the upcoming winter. While the nation struggles we seem to have worked out the food and heat dilemma for the time being. Blessings from The Holler The Canned Quilter
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Sparrow on a Dogwood branch, 9 x 12 in, gouache and acrylic ink on paper, by Noelle Holler
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