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Winter squash are like potatoes. If you store them right, they will seriously last you most of the winter–at least until you can get out and grow yourself some cool weather kale and spinach. To ensure that you get the longest life out of your squash, start by picking it at the right time. The Read More >>
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It finally feels like fall. The leaves are falling like crazy, the temps are dropping and let me tell you Bob, I can practically smell the hot cocoa and fresh apple cider. It’s my favorite time of year!!! How about you? Are you a fan of fall too? ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of Read More >>
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I came up with 12 goals I’d like to accomplish this year with the hopes of being able to cross one off my list per month to make them more manageable. I thought a great way to hold myself accountable to the things I want to accomplish this year would be to do a weekly Read More >>
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How cute would these be for a school Halloween party or if you live in a small neighborhood and just get a few trick or treaters? I’ve been making these for a couple of years now and they are always a big hit with the kiddos. You’ll need: Lunch-size paper bags Scissors Small branch or Read More >>
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So, until I ran across an article on Huffington Post about the relationship to water and food production, I literally had NO IDEA that it took so much water to make food. Seriously, mind blown. I mean, looking back on the information logically, it totally makes sense, but I never really gave it much Read More >>
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