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How to Grow Peas Right before we left for our trip The Girl and I planted our peas. Normally we plant our peas on St. Patrick’s Day but this year we thought we’d try to get a jump start on the growing season and plant them a little early. This year we planted sugar snap peas, Read More >>
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I make granola at least once a week. I love the stuff because I can throw a little of whatever I have on hand into it and it makes the best snack for my kids {oh who am I kidding, I steal their snacks all the time when they’re this good!}. Granola is awesome too Read More >>
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Yesterday we woke up super early and took the Eurostar from London to Paris. After dropping off our bags at the hotel we walked over to the Eiffel Tower and then to an outdoor market on Rue Cler for something to eat. Paris, even with the crowds, is pretty amazing. I’ll post some pictures from Read More >>
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Last time we went to the Royal Botanical Gardens, I showed you tons and tons and tons of pictures, but I never really gave you the history of the place. Shame on me. The Kew Gardens take up about 300 acres of land in southwest London. They are a combination of outdoor gardens and glasshouses {uh-mazing Read More >>
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You know I love a good DIY cleaner recipe. It not only saves a ton of money, but it eliminates a bunch of crazy chemicals I’d otherwise smear, scrub or spray in my house {while all the ingredients aren’t all natural, it’s sure a step in the right direction!}. If you’re a do-it-yourselfer too, you’ll Read More >>
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