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FREE GRIT SUBSCRIPTION! CONGRATULATIONS, JULIE!

Hello all! I have NEWS! Once a week, GRIT.com will publish a blog entry written by yours truly and in celebration of this event, I’m offering a free subscription to GRIT magazine for one lucky reader!! All you have to do is go to this page and write a creative comment. Your comment is your entry in the contest. Tell your friends and be sure to explore GRIT.com because it is a wonderful site. Winner to be announced on Monday!

CONGRATULATIONS, JULIE!!! RANDOM.ORG selected your number and you are the lucky recipient of a full subscription to GRIT magazine (courtesy of the wonderful folks at GRIT!!! Yippee! We’re all jealous!

We got published, y’all! Be sure you check it out!

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  • Jennifer in OR - Hi, thanks for stopping by today! This is a great blog — you are keeping busy around the farm!ReplyCancel

  • The Cotton Wife - Wow. You’re writing for GRIT? That’s so cool!! Congrats!ReplyCancel

  • Christina - Cool… i stopped by… i really enjoy reading you. Good luck with the kids…. I get a good feeling about your adoption process.. I know it is hard to be patient. But keep up the good work…. btw… i LOVE blueberry jam (hint hint!) ChristinaReplyCancel

  • Sheri - Congratulations Lacy! I popped over there right away, signed up and bookmarked the site. Thanks for the heads up!ReplyCancel

  • JANET IN MICHIGAN - THIS IS MY FIRST TIME READING YOUR BLOG—I AM PRETTY NEW AT THIS—I GOT IT FROM PIONEER WOMANS’S BLOG—THANK YOU REE—-AND I JUST READ LATE LAST NIGHT THAT YOU SHOULD PUT A BANANA PEEL IN THE HOLE BEFORE YOU PLANT A TOMATO PLANT—–I AM OLD AND I CAN’T REMEMBER WHY TO DO IT—-JUST DO IT HAHA—-CONGRATUALTIONS ON GETTING PUBLISHED—THANKS JANETReplyCancel

  • Paula - I went right over and left a comment on your article. It was a hoot to read about you “sneaking” around with your camera.
    Grit brings back some fun memories for me. My sister sold it door to door when we were kids. I’m pretty sure that Grandma and Grandpa were her best customers!ReplyCancel

  • CrossView - Congratulations! That is so awesome!!!!!!

    And thanks for the contest. I’m entered….. =DReplyCancel

  • ellie kennedy - I love Grit and used to read it weekly when I lived in Ohio years ago..ReplyCancel

  • YDavis - You go girl! I will go over there as soon as I am done here to leave a comment.ReplyCancel

  • Tipper - Congrats!!ReplyCancel

  • Stacey - I realy like your blog. It sounds like your life is very interesting. I love the farming ideas you have. We have a ranch in Wyoming & I like to see how people in other area’s work in agriculture.ReplyCancel

  • Tia Julie - We are soooooooooooooo proud of you! Congratulations!ReplyCancel

  • Dawn - Wow, how wonderful you are published again. You do a great job and when you are famous, I for one hope you remember us lowly people who were here in the beginning.ReplyCancel

  • Robin - Hey Miss Lacy. I hope you are having a FAB weekend. :mrgreen: I have tried three times (after getting my e-mail verified) to put a comment over at GRIT. I keep getting an error page. Here’s what I typed:

    Dear Lacy,

    The most creative thing I can think of is the use of free cinder blocks to surround the first 50 feet or so of our gardens. They are excellent for retaining lovely garden dirt, which in turn holds lovely organic veggies.

    Organic gardening ROCKS! Take care, Robin Stokes

    Hugs to you, you swell friend, you. 😆 Hugs, RobinReplyCancel

  • Linda - GRIT ?! I didn’t know they were still around. I remember going to Grandma’s and reading Grit . She would let me do all the puzzles.
    It’s like finding an old family friend again 1
    Thanks,
    lillindaReplyCancel

  • Sheri - Congrats Julie!ReplyCancel

  • Tia Julie - WooHoo, I won, first time ever that I have won a contest!ReplyCancel

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