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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things The wind and cold air is back. 🙁 The good news is the snow is continuing to melt. But the wind! No thank you. I spent about 5 minutes outside yesterday hanging wool on the clothesline before coming inside and trying with all Read More >>
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Do you make oatmeal pucks? Maybe you already know about this cook trick but I’ve been making these time saving oatmeal pucks for the past year and thought it was high time I share this freezer meal with you. I love steel cut oats. I love the texture of steel cut oats way better than Read More >>
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Yesterday after I got the wool going I planted 3 packs of pepper seeds. This year I’m growing Jimmy’s {the BEST sweet red pepper variety in my opinion} jalapeños and Aji cachucha {a new one for me}. Starting peppers indoors under lights is a must in my area. I’ve found that starting pepper seeds in Read More >>
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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug Not a second was wasted this past week. I love when I have stretches of time like that. 🙂 I have started listening to audiobook cd’s again {it helps me from picking up my phone} and need to pop by the library for some more. This Read More >>
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Market Basket $58.04 After two months of spending just under one hundred dollars a month on groceries, it was time to splurge. And splurge we did! Out first stop was Market Basket to pick up few basic rations. One of the things I craved the most while I was pinching pennies, was meatloaf. Ever since Read More >>
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