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Tonight the Girl and I are watching Somewhere Between. It is a documentary that follows several girls who’ve been adopted from China, as a result of the one child per family laws China enacted in 1979. It is supposed to be very moving look into the girls’ and families’ lives. I’m kind of excited to Read More >>
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With all of the food documentaries I’ve been watching lately, it occurred to me that I don’t mention the whole “eat local” thing here on the blog very often. So, here goes: Did you know, on average, your food travels 1500 miles to get to your plate? Is that crazy or what?! Not only is Read More >>
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This is my first year harvesting rhubarb and I have a question. Last night I picked a few stalks of rhubarb for another batch of rhubarb vanilla jam. There are still another 15 stalks left on the plant. Do I pick them all, or leave some behind? Now that I’ve found a couple of really Read More >>
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Today Monkey Boy and I stopped by the Broadway Farmers Market on the way home and were surprised at how many local fruits and vegetables were being offered for so “early” in the season. It seemed like everywhere we looked there were fresh peas and strawberries for sale. I’ve only been to the Broadway Farmers Read More >>
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