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We had our septic tank pumped yesterday and let me tell you Bob, I’m glad the HH keeps on top of the whole maintenance thing around here, because it made getting it pumped quick and painless. If you are knew to the septic tank world, here’s a couple of guidelines to help you maintain it: Read More >>
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Yesterday was surprisingly productive. 🙂 Once I had had my fill inside working on cleaning and decluttering, I went outside to dig. Up this mess. Have you ever smelled rotting cabbage before? Well if not it ranks right up there with the smell of old basketball shoes worn by teenage boys who don’t change their Read More >>
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I know I’ve had almost a month to recover, but I’m still a bit hungover from all the Christmas crapity crap I ate. I think I jacked up my metabolism because I find myself constantly wanting to snack and never on good healthy foods! So I needed a healthy recipe right at my fingertips to Read More >>
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I’m such a big supporter of the Seattle Tilth because their mission is simple and one I can totally get behind: to inspire and educate people to safeguard our natural resources while building an equitable and sustainable local food system. I’ve been to their plant sales, their chicken coop tour and their educational classes and Read More >>
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Here in the U.S. we are pretty lucky. Power outages are rare, and usually resolved fairly quickly, but every once in awhile, inclement weather or freak accidents can knock out the power for a lot longer than expected. Since it’s no secret how much I DESPISE food waste, it’s probably no surprise that it’s the Read More >>
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