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Yesterday Lucy the Puggle Dog and I ventured out in the wind and the rain to see how our winter crops were coming along in the greenhouse. I was originally planning to buy some sort of heater this winter so I’d be able to grow more vegetables, but I just never got around to it. Read More >>
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Hello Friday! Anyone going clubbing tonight? 😉 If my kiddos were younger I would totally buy one of these Con-Tact Brand Self-Adhesive Chalkboard Liners, {18-Inch by 6-Feet} for $6.50. Think of all the possibilities! If you are a neat freak like me though you’ll probably want to get some chalkboard pens {less mess}. Hmmm, I may Read More >>
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I found this recipe on Food in Jars and knew right away that I wanted to make it. I love everything about it–the marmalade, the color, everything. The citrus in the blood oranges requires an extra step, but it’s totally worth it. Looking for a few more canning recipes? Search my Full List of Canning Recipes Read More >>
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I just stumbled across an NPR article that discussed whether or not Americans should care WHERE our food comes from. A quick stroll through the produce aisle at your local grocery store in the dead of winter pretty much tells the whole story. Strawberries, tomatoes and green beans are all there. But, in January, at least in Read More >>
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Not that it is terribly difficult to organize a closet full of my favorite black gap shirts, BUT I am still feeling in a cut-the-clutter sort of mood, and over the holidays, a lot of non-clothing items found their way into my closet. Do you do that? Impromptu company comes by and you make a Read More >>
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