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Happy New Year!

Hope you all had amazing holidays! We’ve been busy but made time to celebrate together and even take some pictures for the blog! We wish you all a great start into the new year. Let’s hope 2018 brings lots of new adventures.

Happy New Year from Ivy, Sage, Nate and Daisy! ♥

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In her free time, Sage loves to ride an play with horses. She goes to the stable at least twice a week and always takes care of her favorite horse there, Peppermint! Their bond is just the cutest thing in the world... <3

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I was in the kitchen preparing some pie (and by “preparing” I mean putting the one I brought from the bakery on a plate - I can do lots of things, but baking isn’t one of them :P) when I saw Sage giving our Daisy some love. They’re so adorable! I love my girls. ♥

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Hello World!

I’m Ivory Hudson, but everyone calls me Ivy.

Me and my family recently moved to Strawberry Acres, where we became homeowners.I finally started the business I’d always dreamed of owning, my very own flower shop, and it’s going great!

Enough about me, though. In this cute little picture, you can see my husband, Nate. As you can probably tell from his uniform, he works as a police officer and he loves his job very much. We’ve been married for almost 4 years now!

And that little girl being silly and hiding her face, well, that’s my daughter, Sage. She’s seven years old (I had her when I was pretty young myself) and currently attends elementary school. She’s a very smart, kind and adventurous kid and loves animals - like, for example, our beautiful family dog Daisy!

We can’t wait to share our adventures with the world! Expect to see posts about general family life, running our business and the friends we make along the way! (Maybe we’re even planning to try for a new family member soon... who knows? :P)

With much love, 

✘ The Hudson Family! 

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@sagemichles

After taking a series of bong hits, Neil hit the town with Sage and dropped into the second most important business; Thirsty’s Pizza. There were fewer families filling the restaurant today, more groups of youths and singles, so Neil felt more at ease enjoying the lingering effects. Hunger being one, but he still caught a picture of his three different slices of pizza before digging in. “God damn it, Sage, your hand was in the shot.” He cursed without appearing furious on the surface. There was nearly a full album of photographs taken. Neil would allowing himself to regret wasting the pricey film later. “What did you order again?”