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I swear there are some things I have had to learn the hard way. And by hard way, I mean MESSY way. Filling a pastry bag is one of those. For years, I could not fill one of those things without having frosting up to my elbows. Then, I learned this handy dandy little trick: Read More >>
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Did you spring your clocks forward last night? You know what that means??!!!! Spring is almost here. Wahooo! Unless you are an avid snowboarder or skier, I’m sure you’re with me when I say I can’t wait for spring to get here already. Especially if you are a gardener! When the ground freezes and stops your Read More >>
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I was wanting something easy to make for breakfast this weekend when I remembered JJ’s Dutch Puff recipe. Not only did it look easy to make and I had all the ingredients on hand, but it looked like such a fun idea for breakfast. And when was the last time you made something for breakfast Read More >>
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I was at the feed store yesterday when I noticed several bins full of adorable baby chicks. If you have been thinking about getting chickens, I highly recommend it. I love my little ladies–they make great pets, plus they provide uh-mazingly tasty eggs. I won’t be getting any new chicks this spring because we have 12 Read More >>
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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 March garden plans for my Seattle, Washington garden HERE. Aaaaahhh March. Even though it’s just March, it’s March, which kinda Read More >>
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