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I got an email the today letting me know that Seattle Public Utilities and Cedar Grove Compost are kicking off “Compostival.” They are celebrating the fact that local residents have composted 350,000 tons of yard waste, food scraps and paper in their provided yard bins . Holy cow! That is a lot of potential garbage Read More >>
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Baby it’s cold outside! My goodness. I went out to water the plants in the greenhouse this morning and it was pretty darn chilly. I need to get a warmer bathrobe if I’m going to be out watering my plants at 10 am. 😉 So far the sage, thyme and chives I transplanted alongside the Read More >>
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This week there was a little bit of everything in our free produce scrap boxes. Mr. Produce Guy knows our chickens LOVE lettuce and so we typically end up with at least one full box of leafy greens. There were also organic apples, organic strawberries and even some cut cantaloupe melon this time around. Now Read More >>
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I have a little bit of a love affair with taco soup. I’ll just keep eating it until I get sick. Bowl after bowl after bowl. But man, it’s totally worth it. It’s so tomatoey, and meaty and beany{?}. In a nutshell, it’s da’bomb! Having a freezer full of the stuff so I can pull Read More >>
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I love the convenience of dishwasher tablets, but the price is just crazy. So lately I’ve been making my own, and guess what? Making your own dishwasher tablets is super easy, and it doesn’t break the bank either. You’ll Need: 1 Cup Borax 1 Cup Arm & Hammer Washing Soda 1/2 Cup Epsom Salt 3/4 Read More >>
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