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It’s been 6 weeks now since The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird brought home 6 baby chicks from the feed store, and I picked up two more from The Garden Sphere in Tacoma. Here is what the chicks look like now… Pablo and Picasso {Silver Laced Wyandotte} Can you tell the difference between these Read More >>
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Is there anyone who really likes to clean up the yard? I mean, besides the men who hang outside on the weekends afraid to step in the house because their wives will be nagging them about their “To Do List.” Not that I would now anything about that of course. When it comes to garden Read More >>
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The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and some of her friends took a cooking class a while back, and scalloped potatoes were one of the dishes they learned to make from scratch. After having to listen to The Girl rave about the side dish, we decided to try and make it at home from Read More >>
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Oh my word, I read this comment from One Hundred Dollars A Month reader Jesse {about what to do with red cabbage}, and ran outside to try it. She is a genius! “You can drill a hole through the head of cabbage, hang it by a string from a branch about 12” higher than your Read More >>
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