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Brrrrr. I think it might be too cold to go outside today. {Darn!} I guess I’ll have to build a fire and drink cocoa instead of working in the garden. Did I ever mention how much I love winter? 😉 Have a great weekend everyone and stay warm!! ♥ Mavis Okay, so the mannequins are Read More >>
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This corn packs some punch. What I love most about this dish is that you can make it the day before and then quickly reheat it right before you put it on the table. Saves you a bit of time on one of the craziest days in the kitchen!
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This morning when Lucy the Puggle Dog and I went outside to fed the chickens, we discovered the whole backyard was covered in frost. Lucy loved licking the frost off the garden boxes and barking at the grass. 😉 What a nut! It was so chilly outside I decided to make the chickens some warm Read More >>
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Are you headed off over the river and through the woods to Grandma’s house this Thanksgiving? Â Or maybe you have decided to forego all extended family chaos and go on an exotic trip instead? Â Either way, make sure to check out these cool apps for iPhones and Androids. Â They take the guesswork out of where Read More >>
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This past week I was able to harvest just under 5 pounds of produce from our backyard garden. Technically not a whole bunch of food, but man oh man is it gorgeous or what? Fresh beets, crunch carrots, purple and white potatoes and a head of Romanesco Broccoli. Giddy up! Gardening in the fall is RAD, isn’t Read More >>
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