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I LOVE going to the Seattle Tilth Plant Sale each year. Pretty much every gardener in Washington is there. When I go, I’m totally like a kid in a candy store! It blows me away how many cool plants they have for sale and I always leave with the best deals on the best plants. 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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I’ve decided to try my hand at making some homemade lavender sachets. I’ve had an obsession with everything lavender ever since The Girl and I stopped by the Sequim Lavender Festival last year.} These homemade sachets are basically the simplest things ever. And, I really like the idea of throwing them in my sock and underwear drawer…because people Read More >>
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Yesterday I took The Girl to the Doctor’s office because she has been sick for the last six days. Normally I’m one of those kind of parents who doesn’t go unless a limb is falling off or something but she decided she wanted to go, so we went. Good news is, she doesn’t have strep Read More >>
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So I made this pie for the Easter holiday, but based on its level of deliciousness, I’ve pretty much decided I’m going to make it for EVERY holiday going forward. Obviously for Christmas and Thanksgiving and the major holidays, but isn’t tomorrow like National Trim Your Shrubs Day or Knit Your Cat a Sweater Day? Read More >>
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