Our Year at The Fahm: Betty's Cutting Garden Today, and a Butterfly

Long-time urbanites relocate to a 270 year old farm in rural New England. Domestic chaos ensues, resulting in "...a year's worth of hilarious observations and amusing anecdotes." - Kirkus Review

Friday, May 28, 2010

Betty's Cutting Garden Today, and a Butterfly

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