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Yesterday Linda form South Carolina sent in pictures of her lettuce growing in a hydroponics floating system and today, my online Buddy Heather from Massachusetts {Wahoo Red Sox!!} sent in a few pictures of her fall garden. Isn’t it cool that even though the weather outside stinks, we are all finding ways to play in the Read More >>
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Is it really Wednesday already? This week is going by so fast I can’t believe it. Yesterday I did something I’ve never done before. Scrapbooked. Holy cow was it overwhelming. A bunch of Mom’s from my daughters team got together and I think in the 2+ hours that I was there, I only finished 2 Read More >>
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I’m going to share a little secret with you: I’ve eaten so much biscotti over the course of my life that the weight would probably equal that of a large sumo wrestler. No joke. I love it. But I’ve never tried anything other than sweet recipes. Savory biscotti? Weird. But I tried it and it Read More >>
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Linda from South Carolina sent me a really cool email last night about her efforts to grow lettuce during the winter months. It’s floating! How cool is that?! Linda says lettuce can be grown in a floating system inside your house or outside in a greenhouse depending on your winter temperatures. One of Linda’s goals Read More >>
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With all of the rain and resulting mud around here, it is not uncommon for me to drain my window washer fluid in a couple of weeks. Rather than running out to buy it in bulk, I decided to try my hand at making my own. You’ll Need: A gallon sized jug {an old cleaned Read More >>
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