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Have you stepped outside lately? The fall colors!! They’re so beautiful. I couldn’t help but snap a few photos while I was out on a walk the other day. It seems like there are a lot more front porches decorated this year than in years past and it makes my heart happy. I love how Read More >>
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I shared this recipe for pear pecan spice cake a few years ago but wanted to share it again for those of you who might have missed it. This cake not only tastes incredible, but it can be made a day or two ahead of time as well. And as an added bonus, your house Read More >>
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Yesterday I noticed a bunch of the Kentucky pole beans I had planted were totally dried out so I went ahead and picked them to bring inside to shell. Have you ever planted beans before with the intention of drying them? I wasn’t planning on drying beans this year but the HH forgot to pick Read More >>
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Yesterday was so nice, we decided to pull out the Halloween decorations and go for it. It’s hard to believe that “The Bat House” was our first “art” installation at this place. I remember the HH thinking I was totally crazy for wanting to put bats on the house and that the amount of buoys Read More >>
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Market Basket $45.24 {includes the yogurt and milk pictured below} Although last week was an expensive one in the grocery department, I got a lot of canning done, ate pretty well and stayed out of trouble while the HH was away. It still surprises me that rotisserie chickens from Market Basket are hands down 10,000 Read More >>
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