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Pleasant greetings to y'all! Welcome to our soap parlor...

Walker Tavern May 2012

... in the historic charm of our canvas home.

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Jackson Cascades Park Civil War Muster, August 2017
​    Allow me to introduce ourselves. My name is Theresa, and my husband is Sgt. Joshua Sauvé.  Yessir, I'm a Proud Army Wife. Among life's goings-on where we live in the country, I am a keeper at home and happy mama of three so far. I make bar soap, sew historical clothing, and we bowhunt whitetail deer. We love the outdoors! We met in 2005, began courting in December 2010, three months later to the day we were engaged, and on 25 June 2011, we were married to live happily ever after. Now we have three beautiful children, Gabe, Emma, and George. God is good!

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Theresa and Emma at Roscommon Firemen's Festival, Sept. 2017
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A tintype of our family at River of Time in Bay City, Sept. 2017
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Gabe at Charleton Park, July 2017
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Gabe and Emma at Charleton Park, July 2017

I once was lost, but now am found, was blind, but now I see.

All credit must go to my Savior, Jesus Christ, as I owe Him my life. He saved me out of the
pit of sin & death, and I am redeemed through His shed blood on the
Cross of Calvary and now seek to honor God with my life.
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Emma at Historic Charleton Park, July 2017
Hand sewing a buttonhole
Historic Charleton Park, July 2017
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Gettysburg 150th Anniversary
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I love spending time with my hubby!
Hobbies? oh yes. My favorite thing to do is to curl up with a good book, usually a cookbook of some sort, and dream of all the wonderful concoctions to cook and bake, fry and grill, or ice and chill.  The kitchen holds a high position of lofty importance here in our home, because it's where we share meals and wonderful family times.  It is a hubbub of activity throughout any given day, and can be the catch-all when guests have joined us.

Blest be that spot where cheerful guests retire
To pause from toil, and trim their evening fire;
Blest be that abode, where want and pain repair,
And every stranger finds a ready chair:
Blest be those feasts with simple plenty crown'd,
Where all the ruddy family around
Laugh at the jest pity or pranks, that never fail,
Or sigh with pity at some mournful tale,
Or press the bashful stranger to his food,
And learn the luxury of doing good.

~ Oliver Goldsmith

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