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Over the weekend I had Lulu and her little brother plant Black Valentine bush beans. Lulu and I decided to plant bush beans rather than pole beans so her little brother would be able to help with the harvest. Pole beans can grow as tall as 6 feet and we didn’t want the little man Read More >>
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Chicken is on the menu tonight and I thought I would make a salad to serve along side it. We received a bunch of free corn on the cob in our latest scrap box, and quickly decided to whip up this roasted corn salad with tomatoes and feta. I was able to walk out the Read More >>
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Well hello there, How was your weekend? Did you do anything fun? Did you score any super fantastic deals at the grocery store or the Farmer’s Market? I thought I did a pretty job buying groceries last week. I netted some awesome deals, but most of all I was excited about coming in under my Read More >>
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Reader Anita sent me a few photos of her GORGEOUS garden in Maine. Well, technically, I think it’s her husband Al who does most of the work, but hey, behind every man is a good woman… who waters the plants while he is away. Right? If you ask me, it appears Al and Anita are Read More >>
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Yesterday, The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I took a field trip to the Mother Earth News Fair in Puyallup, Washington. Admission was $30 a head or FREE if you donated an old cell phone. So guess who asked around and found 2 old cell phones so they could get in to the Read More >>
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