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Nathaniel Bluedorn

Ava and Sunday

Sunday born in spring, 2004

In browsing through the photos, I found this one. That’s my HUMAN stethoscope she’s using!! Yuck!!

Did you see the Sunday dress-up photo? If I find it, I’ll post it soon.

Faithful Rosie, the Golden Retriever.

With Helena and Rosie.

Ava, Helena, and Johannah at a Civil War ball.

I am listening to a sermon by John MacArthur titled “Slaves of Christ.” He claims that bible translators did not properly translate the word slave, doulos, in the New Testament. He says they should have used the word “slave” not “servant.” Is this true? Why didn’t the KJV use the right word? Thanks. — [...]

In Walcott, Iowa.

Ava with “baby” and Johannah.

Ava in front, not liking her picture taken.

Johannah, Ava, Nathaniel, Helena, and Hans

In Erie, Illinois.

Asleep on the couch.

Ava with the first of her many animals.

Ava, please don’t give your food to the dog.

Looking for little Run-fast.

Practicing her veterinary skills at an early age.

Aunt Dorothy: Pretend you’re a bunny rabbit.

Ava [...]

Sung to the tune of The Merry Widow Waltz — we sang it to Aunt Shirley and to whoever else had a birthday that month — about 17 times.

Aunt Shirley: What’s this for?
Me: It’s for the French onion soup.
Aunt Shirley: My, my. What will they think of next.

Do you remember the time you fell down [...]

Dill — this is for the Monarch caterpillars.

Purple coneflower (Echinacea) — I also have coneflowers in white, red, and green.

Common sage — we also have tricolor sage, golden sage, and purple sage.

Chamomile

My favorite vegetable to grow — lettuce. Unfortunately, “THEY” won’t eat my lettuce. “THEY” prefer packaged store-bought lettuce — the kind all cut up [...]

Totally cute puppy belonging to the Stepanian family.

Looking towards the north.

View from the opposite direction. It changes from light to dark.
It’s in my living room so I can look at it everyday — it’s such a work of art. There’s only one rule: no dogs are allowed to touch it. I’m so happy Ava has agreed to this rule.