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This is a guest post written by my buddy Heather from Massachusetts. I thought it would be fun this year to post Monthly Garden Chores from both the West Coast and East Coast. You can see my April garden plans for my Seattle, Washington garden HERE. Springtime in New England means about six weeks of rain, which Read More >>
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So, every year, for years and years, when the kids brought their backpacks home on the last day of school, I would dump their crayon stubs into a rubbermaid shoe box. Then, when we went on road trips or whatever, I’d throw it in, the kids could painstakingly unwrap the nubs and continue to color Read More >>
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Yesterday was such a gorgeous day. The Puggle love and I spent a good 3 hours outside planting seeds, pulling weeds and playing with her new ball. {You can see a short video of Lucy in action HERE}. I cleaned up the mini herb garden we have growing alongside the greenhouse and planted 6 packets Read More >>
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Lucy the Puggle Dog and I spent most of the day yesterday outside working in the garden. We bought her a giant bouncy ball on Sunday and she has been having a blast with it ever since. I think it may have been the best $2.99 We’ve spent in a long time. 🙂 Have a Read More >>
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I need you to take a sec and stare at that picture above for a good hard minute. Yes, this recipe is as good as it looks, and yes, it’s totally simple to make. So what are you waiting for? If you have a bunch of frozen blueberries and peaches from last summer still in Read More >>
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