Z is for Zzzzz
It’s been a zany (adjective) journey through the alphabet. We’ve zestfully (adverb) zipped (verb) along with zeal (noun) for six months now. And here we are at the end. Thanks for riding along! Zzzzzzz.
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N is for Newsletter
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F: We’re a Farming Family
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Y-Y-Yowlin’ at the Moon
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Happy 4th! : )
Backatcha!