I am trying to get Ethan to go shovel the walk.... I happened to get this picture in an email this a.m. so I thought I would share because it was rather fitting at the moment. :)
posted by Mrs Edgey at 1/15/2007 02:59:00 PM
Monday, January 15, 2007
I am trying to get Ethan to go shovel the walk.... I happened to get this picture in an email this a.m. so I thought I would share because it was rather fitting at the moment. :)
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- Name: Mrs Edgey
- Location: Des Moines (the hood), Iowa, United States
This is about life and stories of living in the Edgecomb household. There are 7 of us at the moment. Edgey, the main man, Mrs Edgey, Ethan (16), Elizabeth (12) and Jesse Ray (10), the cute but ugly Amie A-la Mode (our boxer) and the pig -oops, I mean pug Buddy. We homeschool. We love Jesus and we live in the "hood" as Edgey would say.
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"If you aren't living on the edge, you're taking up too much space. It has nothing to do with thrill-seeking. It's about making the most of every moment, about stretching your own boundaries, about being willing to learn constantly, and putting yourself in situations where learning is possible -- sometimes even critical to your survival. Being out on the edge, with everything at risk, is where you learn -- and grow -- the most." -Jim Whittaker, Life On The Edge: Memoirs of Everest and Beyond Unknown .
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