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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things 7 years ago today. 🙂 Dream big. Set goals. Make a plan and stick with it. You just never know what might happen. Fresh snow. And a new walking path down to the maple tree. He made me a cake for my Read More >>
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I was going through my seed packets last night and noticed that it’s almost time to start my broccoli and cabbage seeds. I LOVE homegrown broccoli and it’s so easy to grow too. I made a Broccoli cashew salad about 5 years ago and since then, it’s been my favorite way to eat the little Read More >>
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After seeing a few other properties around town with sap buckets hanging from their trees, the HH decided it was time to get ours set up as well. Since we’ve never tapped trees before, this will be an adventure, that’s for sure. 😉 We have 2 suitable maple trees on our property and both of Read More >>
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Spoiler alert: This is a semi-homemade recipe. 🙂 Last week while we were in the middle of a soupfest at our house, I was looking for something other than bread/toast to serve with our soup and on a whim, I whipped up a batch of bacon cheddar jalapeno biscuits using a box of Fisher scone Read More >>
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Since I won’t be doing any shopping today, I can tell you that February was a good month in the food department. I spent $94.64 on groceries which means I have come in under my $100 a month budget for food for 2 months in a row now. Yee-Haw! General Store $4.41 Our big purchase Read More >>
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