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Whipping up a batch of sidewalk paint is not only easy, but it might just keep the kids busy long enough for you to get dinner ready as well. Have you ever sidewalk paint before? If not, here is how to make it: Mix equal parts water and corn starch {I used one cup of Read More >>
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{Photo Credit} In a few more weeks, everything will be planted and I will have a bunch of free time on my hands. I’m thinking about trying to grow an outdoor couch. What do you think?
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A few months ago I signed up to provided dessert for 500 people for a school function. And since Mrs Active Wear’s daughter and The Girl attend the same school, I figured she would LOVE to help me. Basically, I sign us up for crap all the time. It’s kinda fun. My favorite part is Read More >>
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In an effort to get rid of use some of the ground pork that has been lingering in my freezer since last summer, I decided to make a batch of homemade egg rolls. The original recipe called for frying the egg rolls in a pan of peanut oil. Ha Ha Ha. Do you know how Read More >>
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This year my goal is to grow 2,000 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables. I think I can do it. With 16 raised garden beds, a greenhouse, a raspberry patch and a few more planting beds sprinkled throughout our property, I think growing 2,000 pounds of food is an attainable goal. Even if I do Read More >>
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Yesterday, as Monkey Boy and I were building the bean teepee, I noticed there was still a ton of French Breakfast radishes that needed to be harvested. So when we were finished, I told him to pick the radishes, bag them up and deliver them to a few of the neighbors. Because, HELLO, we can’t Read More >>
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When Monkey Boy and The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird were young, I would build them a bean teepee every summer. Back then, we lived on a .25 acre lot and because there was not an abundance of trees, I would purchase 6 foot bamboo poles at Home Depot. These days, we live in a more Read More >>
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A few nights ago, I made this delicious chicken and kale enchilada casserole. Reader Erin O. sent me a link {Thanks Erin}. Not only was it a snap to make, the Handsome Husband even raved about it! And he’s Irish… so the only thing he ever raves about are potatoes and cabbage. Ha Ha Ha. Read More >>
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