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Eat More Fruits and Vegetables I did a great job of filling up on fruits and veggies again last week, but I must admit, I am SO TIRED of eating out. If I could just live off of bananas, oatmeal and beans for the next month, I’d be fine with that. And tea. Visit 24 Read More >>
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I was talking to my friend Jen the other day. She told me a hilarious story about how she went into her laundry room to iron something and couldn’t find the ironing board on its normal hook on the wall. She went to ask her husband if he’d seen it {because, honestly, who the heck Read More >>
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Is it just me, or do you think the pumpkin prices for 2024 are a little crazy? Well, prices for everything seem a little high these days if you ask me, but I was definitely surprised to see mini pumpkins selling for $4 a piece!! Note to self: Grow as many mini pumpkins as possible Read More >>
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One of my favorite things to do in Boston is walk up and down the tree streets and look at all the window boxes. I could spend HOURS walking along the uneven brick sidewalks. They’re all so different. And each and every time I visit Boston I have to snap photos for inspiration because I Read More >>
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When I first started gardening, I used to get kind of bummed out at the prospect of the end of the gardening season. But as I learned more and my proficiency increased, I started dabbling in extending the gardening season. When we lived on the west coast, I could pretty much have something growing all Read More >>
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