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Saturday, 31 July 2010

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Hailey Madison Bland
Into the world she came
With nobody knowing her name.
Her birth date was scheduled for 2008
But Hailey Madison just couldn’t wait
To be part of the year 2007
And part of our own little piece of heaven.

Now we have a blue eyed girl
Covered in warm blankets all a-swirl.
So quiet and peaceful and pretty to boot
Who knows if she cries someone will scoot
To get that warm bottle of milk to share
With the tiny girl whose hair is so fair.

Born Dec 27, 2007
Proud Parents are Doug and Michelle Bland of Bedford.
Proud grandparents: John & Rosanne Bland, Mount Uniacke
Faren & Kathleen Heisler, Mahone Bay

Stories from the Barn

What's Happening?

Written by Baby, Joseph and Scout
WHAT’S HAPPENING? Looking through his window, Scout was just in time to see the moon say goodnight to the sun as it rose over the hill.
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The Harvest

Written by Baby, Joseph and Scout
As dawn broke, the wind carried with it a sweet smell. Baby woke up when his nose started to twitch. He smelled something different. “Maybe breakfast is going to be a surprise this morning,” he thought as his nose continued searching the air. Baby decided to poke Joseph through the boards to see if he was awake. Joseph had only one eye opened as he looked at Baby.
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The Storm

Written by Baby, Joseph and Scout
A heavy dark cloud hung over the hills as the barn awoke with the first sign of light. After breakfast everyone headed out for a day in the field.
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Stories From The Barn - September

Written by Baby, Joseph and Scout

THE PARADE

As the day was coming to an end, everyone in the barn was settling in for a night of sleep.

Stories from "The Barn" - July/August

Written by Baby, Joseph and Scout

FAMILY

The sun rose over the hills so fast that even Scout couldn’t believe it, as he stood looking out his door. Scout was feeling sad and alone this morning. He had been in the barn for a couple of days by himself. Baby and Joseph had gone to a show in Windsor. The big horses were in the other side. He chatted back and forth but it wasn’t the same as having Baby and Joseph there. They were his family, the only one he had.The day passed rather quickly for Scout and before he knew it the rooster was crowing, bringing in another day. Scout was busy grazing in the field when he heard a familiar sound. He perked up his ears to listen.

WHAT’S HAPPENING?