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Well, there’s nothing like a good ole’ seed sale to make me stop everything I’m doing and put my seed order together for my 2014 vegetable garden. If you plan on ordering seeds for your garden this year and need some ideas, below are the seeds I plan on ordering for my garden. These are the Read More >>
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I know what you’re thinking: “Pick-up lines for Thanksgiving dinner? Aren’t you usually with FAMILY on Thanksgiving?” No, no, my friends, lots of people don’t live near family and get invited to dinner with co-workers, neighbors, and friends. If you are one of those people and are single, and looking for love, asking someone out Read More >>
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Lucy Puggle and I took a walk in the garden yesterday and snapped a few pictures of the vegetables we have growing. Even though we’ve had several nights with freezing temps, it’s pretty amazing how many vegetables are still hanging in there. The fava beans for instance. I thought for sure they would all turn Read More >>
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Can you believe Thanksgiving is tomorrow? I totally spaced about the turkey and just placed it in the refrigerator last night. I’m pretty sure Mr. Tom Turkey will be spending tonight in a cold water bath. 😉 What kind of nut forgets to thaw their turkey? I mean c’mon, get your act together Mavis!! So, Read More >>
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This is the easiest way to prepare acorn squash. Ever. And it’s sooo good. The brown sugar mixes with natural sugars in the squash and caramelizes and it is melt in your mouth good. It’s the perfect fall side dish and kind of makes me want to go jump in a big pile of leaves. Read More >>
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