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This is Bucky. He is Andrew's dog. He is the tough guy. Mojo is the blonde, he is the baby and mine. Bucky has a really interesting story. He is a survivor. We love him very much. They are blessings.
Hi Abby! Hey, remind me - what's your dog's name?
This group is all about the McRorie garden in particular. Wonder who to contact about bat guano? How about if you'd like to split your plot. This is the place!
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- What is your main interest(s)? All of these questions are optional!
- Organic Gardening, Vegetarian Cooking, Sustainable Lifestyles, Mind:::Body:::Spirit, Bicycles, Helping others
- If you have an interest not mentioned above, you can note it here.
- Writing Fiction
Making Jewelry
Being creative in any way!
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/421-SE-6th-Ter-Gainesville-FL-326...
- Anything you'd like to tell about yourself?
- We are having an open house this Sunday from 1-3.
A little more about me and my house...
Hello! My name is Abby. I live in the brick bungalow across the street from the McRorie Community Garden. I have lived here for about six years. I love our neighborhood! :)
I share my home with my boyfriend Andrew and our two furry children Bucky and Mojo. They have probably barked at you if you are working in the garden. They take their doggie jobs seriously.
You might see us out there working on the house from time to time. You are welcome to stop by and quench your thirst or share in some good conversation.
Andrew is graduating from the Aerospace Engineering program at UF this semester. We will be moving soon for his work. This is why my home is now for sale. I've listed the zillow website with facts and figures about our home above. If you are interested in living in the BEST neighborhood in Gainesville (yeah, I'm a little biased) check us out one day while visiting the garden.
Best of luck to all of you in your organic gardening adventures!
Abby
I share my home with my boyfriend Andrew and our two furry children Bucky and Mojo. They have probably barked at you if you are working in the garden. They take their doggie jobs seriously.
You might see us out there working on the house from time to time. You are welcome to stop by and quench your thirst or share in some good conversation.
Andrew is graduating from the Aerospace Engineering program at UF this semester. We will be moving soon for his work. This is why my home is now for sale. I've listed the zillow website with facts and figures about our home above. If you are interested in living in the BEST neighborhood in Gainesville (yeah, I'm a little biased) check us out one day while visiting the garden.
Best of luck to all of you in your organic gardening adventures!
Abby
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- At 9:50am on August 21, 2009,
Michael Levin said…
- Hi Abby! Glad you *finally* made it to Zoobird. I took a photo of you, Andy and the dog a long time ago. If you look through the photos here in the Photos section, you'll find it. I didn't know you wrote fiction! Please check out the Writing Zoo. You can join these groups. Welcome, and I hope to see you all over the place here! Here's a little gift - you'll recognize it from the garden:
I hope Andy joins, too.
All the best, Mike
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