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The 5 Seasons

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By Brianna Walker
| Agri-Times NW Verified
What do old leaf springs, new tires, a box of potatoes and 900 pounds of ice have in common? Why, our Annual Christmas Tree Decorating Party of course. This year's theme was 'The 5 seasons.' It's a Christmas party where Yule laugh a lot, and if you're lucky, Yule cry little—unless it's tears of laughter. Those are in no short supply—at least for me. It's my favorite party of the year. It's a Tree Decorating party, where there are no real decorations— or trees.
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"I Thought it Would be Funny..."

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By Brianna Walker
| Agri-Times NW Verified
There are some stories and phrases that somehow make such an impression that they live on in families for generations—occasionally becoming such a part of family lore that they are repeated by people not even born during the original event. One such moment happened years before I was born. My grandpa and his daughters (one being my mom) had all piled into their Willys Wagon Jeep to head higher up the mountain.
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Almost Neigh-Kid Hot Tubbing

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By Brianna Walker
| Agri-Times NW Verified
Updated: 56 minutes ago Nova galloped straight towards me, eyes wide and frightened in the moonlight. I waved my arms and shouted at her to veer around the edge of the trampoline. I was shaking. It could have been from both fear and cold, as I stood barefoot, my bikini dripping a steady stream of water and sweat, as my horse closed the distance to the edge of the buried trampoline. Just minutes before, we'd all been in the hot tub, soaking up some much needed hot water therapy.
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