Queen_tigerlily03
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My name is Lizzy Hatfield💛 I'm a proud young mommy to Isabelle Nova Hatfield👶ðŸ¼🎀 Isabelle's daddy RP account @Gamer_on_ps4👾💜 I love to learn cooking the foods of every country on earth👩🽔🍳 🌍 I'm a great reader of history. I love - I have been reading history since I was a kid, and learning the lessons globally of what happened with people👥 📚 I grew up on a large farm, and though I didn't realize it then, the useful things I learned were preparing me for the rest of my life. Here are 4 lessons learned on the farm that I hope to pass on to my own kid
1) How to cook - When I reluctantly was forced to watch or help my mother cook, I somehow retained the tips she gave me, and now I love to cook and bake. It's a great feeling to eat something I have created. Mom taught me all of the measurements, techniques and if something needed tweaking in a recipe to write it down in the cookbook. 👩🽔🍳 📖
2) Take care of what you have - If you take care of it, it'll take care of you. I still remember my dad telling me this after wrecking my bike for the hundredth time. He taught me how to put the chain back on my bike, oil it and air up the tires and tighten the bolts, and keep it clean from dirt. My parents were great at teaching us to take care of our things, and we tended to take care of the things better that we worked hard to get. 💪ðŸ¼
3) Don't be afraid to get dirty - Whether it was making mud pies, scooping up manure, or learning to bait a fish hook, a little “nature's minerals” never hurt anyone. I remember there being so much rain once the ponds flooded that I put on my brother's hand-me-down rain boots and waded through the water and threw fish in a bucket. Talk about fishing! 🎣
4) Death- This last one really filled my heart, not with happiness but it forced me to truly feel and experience loss and mourning. There was a lot of heartbreak on the farm. When coyotes had killed a sweet baby lamb, or the harsh winters were too cold for my cat, or my favorite rabbit become sick and died. There were a lot of pet funerals and a lot of tears, but with that was a lot of love for them. It's not something fun to experience, but it is something that taught me a lot about the cycle of life.❤ï¸
(I'm new RP). I like Smalltalk, General, Fantasy, Sci-fi role-play😁 message me if you like to make new friend with me I won't bite you☺️ï¸
My name is Lizzy Hatfield💛 I'm a proud young mommy to Isabelle Nova Hatfield👶ðŸ¼🎀 Isabelle's daddy RP account @Gamer_on_ps4👾💜 I love to learn cooking the foods of every country on earth👩🽔🍳 🌍 I'm a great reader of history. I love - I have been reading history since I was a kid, and learning the lessons globally of what happened with people👥 📚 I grew up on a large farm, and though I didn't realize it then, the useful things I learned were preparing me for the rest of my life. Here are 4 lessons learned on the farm that I hope to pass on to my own kid
1) How to cook - When I reluctantly was forced to watch or help my mother cook, I somehow retained the tips she gave me, and now I love to cook and bake. It's a great feeling to eat something I have created. Mom taught me all of the measurements, techniques and if something needed tweaking in a recipe to write it down in the cookbook. 👩🽔🍳 📖
2) Take care of what you have - If you take care of it, it'll take care of you. I still remember my dad telling me this after wrecking my bike for the hundredth time. He taught me how to put the chain back on my bike, oil it and air up the tires and tighten the bolts, and keep it clean from dirt. My parents were great at teaching us to take care of our things, and we tended to take care of the things better that we worked hard to get. 💪ðŸ¼
3) Don't be afraid to get dirty - Whether it was making mud pies, scooping up manure, or learning to bait a fish hook, a little “nature's minerals” never hurt anyone. I remember there being so much rain once the ponds flooded that I put on my brother's hand-me-down rain boots and waded through the water and threw fish in a bucket. Talk about fishing! 🎣
4) Death- This last one really filled my heart, not with happiness but it forced me to truly feel and experience loss and mourning. There was a lot of heartbreak on the farm. When coyotes had killed a sweet baby lamb, or the harsh winters were too cold for my cat, or my favorite rabbit become sick and died. There were a lot of pet funerals and a lot of tears, but with that was a lot of love for them. It's not something fun to experience, but it is something that taught me a lot about the cycle of life.❤ï¸
(I'm new RP). I like Smalltalk, General, Fantasy, Sci-fi role-play😁 message me if you like to make new friend with me I won't bite you☺️ï¸
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