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Yesterday I spent the afternoon transplanting lettuce starts in the greenhouse. For the past two springs I have grown lettuce in my greenhouse gutters with great success, so I figured hey, why not do it again. Why mess with a good thing, right? 😉 You don’t have to have a greenhouse to try this. Nope, Read More >>
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Lucy the puggle dog went to doggy daycare for 4 hours yesterday and when she came home she was all tuckered out. She pretty much stayed in her chair until the HH came home from work. I’ve been taking her to play about once a week for the last month or so and she LOVES Read More >>
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Copy Cat Panera Black Bean Soup My love affair with Panera is old news, but my love affair with their black bean soup I can now make at home, well that is breaking news. And really delicious news. This copy cat Panera black bean soup recipe is perfection. Honeslty, it really is just as good Read More >>
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You know how it’s great to know an accountant during tax time, a personal trainer when you’re trying to lose weight or a stockbroker when you’re looking to invest? Having an expert at your fingers tips to give you insider tips is awesome. And I’m here for you. Not as a gardening expert today, but Read More >>
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Lucy the puddle dog and I were out in the garden yesterday when we noticed not a single pea we planted a few weeks ago had broken through the soil yet. Instead, all of the peas had all been pulled up by a vicious flock of birds and either gobbled up or left to die Read More >>
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