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My dear, sweet friend Jane has a brother who is an Amazing photographer. Her brother Darin is holding a giveaway on Jane’s blog Thy Hand Hath Provided and he is giving away the winners choice of {1} 12″ x 12″ canvas, an 8″ x 8″ framed print or a 6″ x 6″ Prism. To view Read More >>
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Yesterday I harvested the last of the winter squash. There were a few butternuts, Burgess buttercups, and spaghetti squash to pick. Out of all of the squash I grew this year, I am most excited to try the Burgess buttercup squash. Since my sweet potatoes were a total dud, I am totally taking the Botanical Interests seed Read More >>
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Because I didn’t do any shopping at the grocery stores to fill my refrigerator last week, instead I spent the week pulling weeds in the garden and bartering with my neighbors. So not only did I save on gas, but I saved a few pennies as well. After all, I need to conserve my resources Read More >>
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After a jam packed, activity filled day on Friday, I finally fell into bed around midnight. I woke up at 3 am on Saturday morning to start a boatload of crock pots full of soup for one of the kids sporting events, made some tea, let out the chickens, showered, started a load of laundry, Read More >>
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