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  1. lacyquilter
    November 17, 2012 @ 2:50 pm

    WOW! Will keep you in my prayers.

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  2. Mary H.
    November 17, 2012 @ 9:00 pm

    Oh My Gosh! What a stunner post! I expect a lot of us feel the same way you folks do, but we’re too old to immigrate! I applaud your courage in being willing to set off on this big adventure, with your children, so many unknowns. I’m sure you’ve prayed about it, listened for ‘answers’. You have a strong faith, you both seem to be level-headed think-it-through people, so I expect you’ll do just fine. You’re certainly not afraid of hard work. And you will have your other kids close where you can perhaps see them more frequently. I was so happy to read you’ll continue your blog. I may not comment frequently, but always check in to see what adventures are going on at the farm! Good luck.

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  3. Janet Sisk
    November 18, 2012 @ 10:01 am

    Well, I think you are a little crazy, but kudos to you for being brave enough to do what you feel is God’s guiding in your life. Your children have had and will have such a diverse upbringing. I wish you all the luck and will pray that the transition will go smoothly. I know that you will be so happy to be closer to Michael and his family, too. 😀 I will continue to follow your blog and look forward to hearing all about your new adventure.

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  4. Janet Sisk
    November 18, 2012 @ 10:06 am

    Here is an idea that just hit me. You should seriously think about having a Bed and Breakfast or ranch with accomodations. You have a lot of connections here in the US and there are a lot of us (I bet!) that would LOVE to visit NZ, but don’t want to do the expensive tours or cruises. It would be much more fun to stay with people that we at least know (even if through the internet)than to stay in a touristy hotel. It would also be a way to stay self-sufficient. Just an idea!!!! 😀 I would come with my hubby and maybe my girls, too!

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  5. Mickie
    November 18, 2012 @ 3:42 pm

    Well blow me away!! You guys lead such an adventurous life and I applaud you for your faith and courage. I so enjoy reading your blog and all about your family life in Montana and now in Missouri. Prayers up for you and yours and may the good Lord bless this transition in your lives.

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  6. Jessie Pomeroy
    November 19, 2012 @ 9:57 pm

    Meet you over there 😀
    (We always have the greatest ideas!)

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  7. Christine Udell
    November 20, 2012 @ 12:20 am

    Wow Liz, what an incredible opportunity. Hope all goes well for you. Sounds like a God-incidence to me. Keep us in the loop.
    God bless you. Love, Christine.

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  8. Cynde Nozawa
    November 20, 2012 @ 8:03 am

    Big news! Jim and I wish you all the best! We are looking forward to getting sheep from you, do you have us on your list for the package of 6 ewes and 2 rams? We were also hoping to get some LB feeder pigs a month or so after we get the sheep. Since we have no experience raising hogs we planned to start with the feeder pigs and if we do well with those then our next step will possibly be to get breeders and raise our own. If you are still here that long! Or maybe you can hook us up with the folks you sell your stock to. Lots of hard work and decisions ahead for you and Richard!

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  9. Mike Prollins
    December 17, 2012 @ 2:03 pm

    Well, bugger me. Well done that man (and woman). Every few years I catch up on the Pomeroy drama – last time I looked you were in Montana. Congrats. I think. Watch out for Hobbits.

    Mike

    PS: All well here. Mark left the RN and joined the filth – grandchild due anytime. Liz left Uni now and working in the smoke. Joe 14, Liz 12 at the local comp, both doing well. Lyn sends her love.

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