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I originally posted this back in 2009, but since the holidays are right around the corner, I thought I would re-post it just in case you’ll be having guests in your home anytime soon. People fascinate me. I’m always so amazed at the new things I learn about people: people I’ve known for years Read More >>
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When I was visiting my friend Jane in Virginia she made us Brunswick Stew for dinner and boy was it delicious. Like so good I totally would have licked my bowl if I was sitting at my own table and not hers. I can’t have my friends thinking I’m an animal! But it was some Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 45 of 52 Well, I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is, next spring, my garden will be getting a lot more sun. The bad news is, the owner of the property behind us sent a team of woodsmen through the forest to tape Read More >>
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First of all, do chickens have ankles? Friday night when The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird was locking the chickens up in the coop, she noticed Java the Hut’s leg was caught in one of the nesting grates inside our coop. Not only she flopped over on her side but her leg swollen and Read More >>
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I have made so many pies through the years I think I could make a pie crust in my sleep. But it doesn’t matter how many pies I make {and consume}, I never ever get sick of pie. My family feels the same way. Probably because you can stuff a pie with all sorts of Read More >>
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