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This morning I looked out the window and thought I saw a glimmer of red in the raspberry patch. So I stepped into the Handsome Husbands boots {you do that don’t you?} and walked out to the raspberry patch in my Pajamas. Holy Cow Man! Raspberries… in November. But it gets better! As I was Read More >>
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Today was Black Fatty’s lucky day. The hens were out of feed and I had some extra time on my hands. So while I was at Wilco picking up crumbles and layer pellets for the birds, I also took a look a few minutes to browse the aisles of the feed store. I ended up Read More >>
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Ranch Pasta Salad! Holy cats Batman, you’ve got to try this! This was the easiest pasta salad I have ever made. The broccoli, peas and spinach came from my garden. I picked up the pasta last week for free. I scored the Ranch packet last year and the sour cream, well that was free to with Read More >>
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Check out what One Hundred Dollars a Month reader KK had to say about her recent potato harvest {grab the tissues, it’s a tear jerker}. “A few years ago I saw a few blogs mention that you could grow potatoes in trash cans. As I live in a city row house with a very tiny backyard, Read More >>
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Yesterday I began planting my spring bulbs in the front yard. But because we have deer roaming through our neighborhood on any given day, I have to be careful what I plant. The first year I made the mistake of planting lot’s and lot’s of tulips, which I soon found out was a BIG MISTAKE, Read More >>
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As I was typing this up, I was trying to remember where I got the bowl the potatoes are sitting in. Then I remembered. The bowl came from my neighbors EPIC garage sale. Go take a look and you’ll see all the loot I was able to score for ultra cheap. The only thing not Read More >>
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Food Drying: Food Dehydration and Safe Storage By Rashelle Johnson If you have a food dehydrator or are thinking about getting on, hurry on over to Amazon.com and grab this FREE kindle book. Topics covered in this book include the following: – The benefits of food drying. – The nutritional value of dried foods. – Read More >>
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I wanted to remind you today that Christmas are right around the corner. And instead of giving an ugly sweater or some scented foot powder to your aunt Martha this year, why not grab a few rocks, some sort of container and a handful of paperwhite bulbs instead. Because if you start now, you’ll be Read More >>
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