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The meal plan I made last week went out the window on a few days, but the guidelines certainly helped me when I was stumped about what to make for dinner. If you make a meal plan or even if you don’t but you’re looking for some fun and delicious recipes to whip up, here Read More >>
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The ground was still a wee bit wet this morning when I snapped a few pictures of our garden, and by the looks of the sky right now we might get a little more rain here in a bit. But I’m not complaining {not today anyways} because we finally have some GREEN in those garden Read More >>
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There is something so poetic about a chick feeder becoming an Easter jelly bean dispenser. Poetic and easy. What could be better? Supplies You’ll Need: A chick feeder base {Farm stores carry these} Clean mason jar Jelly beans Funnel Wash the chick feeder in hot soapy water. Dry completely. Funnel jelly beans into the mason Read More >>
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You know what happens when you realize you can take all the delicious flavors of an Almond Joy and make all sorts of recipes that mimic it? Your life changes, that’s what. So now I’m on an Almond Joy recipe trying kick. And this granola recipe did not disappoint. It’s chocolately and coconutty and almondy Read More >>
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My friend Heather recently made a compost tumbler from scratch and I wanted to share this easy peasy tutorial with you. Here are the directions, photos and even a video of the tumbler in action. ********************** Composting.Is.Awesome. Nature takes useless bits of food, grass, dead leaves and other natural pieces of organic material and turns Read More >>
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