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Sorry for ditching you all this weekend, but I was having to much fun playing in the dirt. As far as staying on budget, well I’m hanging in there. Let’s just hope Santa brings us a few gallons of milk this Christmas {DID YOU HEAR THAT MOM?} or we are not going to make it. Read More >>
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Last week the chickens dug up {and ran off with} the garlic bulbs I planted back in October. After checking a few places online {they were sold out} I ended up running over to the Garden Sphere in Tacoma. Luckily they had a few varieties left in stock. Including elephant garlic. Have you ever grown it before? Before Read More >>
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This recipe for Broccoli, Bacon and Cheddar Quiche is my favorite kind of breakfast to make when broccoli is in season or on sale. Not only are quiches perfect for Sunday brunch, but you can make them ahead of time and they are hearty enough to pack in your hubby’s lunch the next day. Well, that Read More >>
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Tonight The Girl and I will be watching A Grain of Sand. I caught a few minutes of the documentary this morning and cannot wait to watch this tonight. This is the story of one man and an island. Brendon Grimshaw purchased the island in 1962 and set about making the island habitable. He did Read More >>
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Why mess with a good thing right? I’ve been making these Quaker Oats Vanishing Oatmeal cookies for about 10 years now. And like all good things, they never seem to stay in the cookie jar too long before the HH or the kids snatch them up. Sometimes I’ll add in chocolate chips, shredded coconut, raisins, Read More >>
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