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My Perfectly Imperfect Life – Day 1
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Hi, I'm Kate! 
Once I was a preschool teacher...
Now I have four kids, lots of chickens, a start stop veggie garden, a busy kitchen, an obsession with printables, and ten acres of weeds!That's life on the Pickle Farm.
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I LOVE this Kate!
You should have seen the photos of my place after Erin’s NICU stay.
It looks just like my house. Phew. I thought I was the only one who bathed amongst goats and dinosaurs.
How charming!
tomorrow someone will do something dreadful and i will grab my camera… or the next day. there are usually dreadful things daily.
Cool! Great idea (and pic). Glad I’m not the only one with a grubby bathtub :)
Mine has half a dozen mixing bowls and some boats. Also, muddy cat footprints. Damn cats.
Great idea
I love the picture.
We have boats and empty bottles.
Did the stain remedies work ?
Mine first perfectly imperfect day is up …it was one of many I could have posted (I won’t mention the ones I didn’t)
It still doesn’t due justice to the true picture.
It’s been a long time since there have been toys in the bathtub, for me, but they used to be there, when my kids were younger. Now, they are 17 and 20, so it’s just shampoo bottles and razors.
Love your work KAte!
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