Comments for Huber Adventures http://www.huberadventures.com the journey...to live. to learn. to love. Tue, 05 May 2009 16:42:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Kayla’s 1st Teenage Birthday by hubers http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=928&cpage=1#comment-41 hubers Tue, 05 May 2009 16:42:23 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=928#comment-41 Thanks Michelle! I'm still a big time amateur unlike you... Thanks Michelle! I’m still a big time amateur unlike you…

]]> Comment on Kayla’s 1st Teenage Birthday by michellematos http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=928&cpage=1#comment-40 michellematos Tue, 05 May 2009 02:28:17 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=928#comment-40 You know I have to comment on the cake! Its gorgeous! Happy Birthday Kayla. You know I have to comment on the cake! Its gorgeous! Happy Birthday Kayla.

]]> Comment on Frugality by madigic http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=865&cpage=1#comment-39 madigic Thu, 09 Apr 2009 15:32:24 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=865#comment-39 What.... No report of the fact that spring has FINALLY sprung at Huber Farm? Chick the records.... I believe ewe failed to mention something! = ) What…. No report of the fact that spring has FINALLY sprung at Huber Farm? Chick the records…. I believe ewe failed to mention something! = )

]]> Comment on Annie and Elijah by hubers http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=804&cpage=1#comment-38 hubers Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:50:45 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=804#comment-38 Okay, that was not fair! You made me cry. It was our pleasure! Love you girl! Okay, that was not fair! You made me cry. It was our pleasure! Love you girl!

]]> Comment on Annie and Elijah by madigic http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=804&cpage=1#comment-37 madigic Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:48:59 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=804#comment-37 I am Elijah's mother, my name is Richelle. It has been nearly a month since the challenging time of the week-long hospital stay with our infant son. No matter how much time passes since that event- I will never forget, nor cease to be grateful for all whose prayers and support to my family helped us tremendously through that very difficult time. It was immediately apparent that we were covered in prayer. I was granted supernatural strength to stay awake in spite of the extended period of little to no sleep, and my son's doctors were thorough beyond our expectation. My sincere thanks to all who interceded on our behalf-- I cannot be grateful enough. What you read in the Hubers blog was that my son was sick and needed prayer. What you didn't know was that during our hospital stay, our other two children (both girls- ages 4 yrs, and 20 months) were taken in by the Hubers and made a part of their family for the week that we were away. This is a family who, until about six months ago, were complete strangers to us! Through what I believe to be a divine appointment, our families met- and through a set of what can only be described as supernatural circumstances- our families became close. I am so grateful that the Lord has chosen to intertwine our families. As Christians, we are all called to serve. Not everyone answers that call. The Hubers do... Thank You. I am Elijah’s mother, my name is Richelle. It has been nearly a month since the challenging time of the week-long hospital stay with our infant son. No matter how much time passes since that event- I will never forget, nor cease to be grateful for all whose prayers and support to my family helped us tremendously through that very difficult time. It was immediately apparent that we were covered in prayer. I was granted supernatural strength to stay awake in spite of the extended period of little to no sleep, and my son’s doctors were thorough beyond our expectation. My sincere thanks to all who interceded on our behalf– I cannot be grateful enough. What you read in the Hubers blog was that my son was sick and needed prayer. What you didn’t know was that during our hospital stay, our other two children (both girls- ages 4 yrs, and 20 months) were taken in by the Hubers and made a part of their family for the week that we were away. This is a family who, until about six months ago, were complete strangers to us! Through what I believe to be a divine appointment, our families met- and through a set of what can only be described as supernatural circumstances- our families became close. I am so grateful that the Lord has chosen to intertwine our families. As Christians, we are all called to serve. Not everyone answers that call. The Hubers do… Thank You.

]]> Comment on Photography Contest – American Robin by hubers http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684&cpage=1#comment-36 hubers Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:42:55 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684#comment-36 Thanks! I'm going to try some more as it's out there everyday. I'm going to set up the tall ladder and try to get a better angle! Thanks! I’m going to try some more as it’s out there everyday. I’m going to set up the tall ladder and try to get a better angle!

]]> Comment on Photography Contest – American Robin by madigic http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684&cpage=1#comment-35 madigic Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:43:33 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684#comment-35 My favs are numbers 2 and 7. I appreciate the up-close looks these 2 provide, as you can really see the brilliance of the red breast, and even the shimmer of the bird's eyes. Good shootin'! My favs are numbers 2 and 7. I appreciate the up-close looks these 2 provide, as you can really see the brilliance of the red breast, and even the shimmer of the bird’s eyes. Good shootin’!

]]> Comment on Photography Contest – American Robin by hubers http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684&cpage=1#comment-34 hubers Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:57:01 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684#comment-34 Hi! I should of put what the contest runners wanted. "In this category, we are not looking for photos of habitat destruction but rather engaging images of species scientists say are being affected by climate change. We have selected the following species:" ...National Wildlife Federation. They do have a category for portraits, too. I'll keep that in mind! Hi!

I should of put what the contest runners wanted.

“In this category, we are not looking for photos of habitat destruction but rather engaging images of species scientists say are being affected by climate change. We have selected the following species:” …National Wildlife Federation.

They do have a category for portraits, too. I’ll keep that in mind!

]]> Comment on Photography Contest – American Robin by michellematos http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684&cpage=1#comment-33 michellematos Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:52:29 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=684#comment-33 Hi there! I like #6. You see the color change on the beak(or is it bill?) really well with it closer. Also there are less branches to draw your eye away from the bird.Although I think #1 would be the best for the body of the bird itself( but it seems too crowded in the photo. Just my 2 cents. Hi there! I like #6. You see the color change on the beak(or is it bill?) really well with it closer. Also there are less branches to draw your eye away from the bird.Although I think #1 would be the best for the body of the bird itself( but it seems too crowded in the photo. Just my 2 cents.

]]> Comment on Houdini by hubers http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=315&cpage=1#comment-31 hubers Thu, 10 Jul 2008 22:21:21 +0000 http://www.huberadventures.com/?p=315#comment-31 Houdini did it through the feeder panel not a jump over the fence! It has been remedied in true red-neck fashion, a car hood! Houdini did it through the feeder panel not a jump over the fence! It has been remedied in true red-neck fashion, a car hood!

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