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*I thought I would re-post this recipe in celebration of my latest adventure. Bon appétit! I discovered this amazingly simple crepe recipe from my blogging friend MamaJJ about 2 years ago. These crepes are light, airy and when filled with fruit and whip cream, very filling. Every time we eat JJ’s crepes the HH says Read More >>
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I can’t believe I didn’t pack a costume! Okay, so I don’t even know how to transition from the photo above to what groceries made their way into my home last week, so I won’t even try. But I do want to say this. Life is an adventure. Be spontaneous and live in the moment. Read More >>
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A big thank you to everyone who entered the Garden Book, Gloves & Seeds Giveaway. We have a winner! Congratulations to Dee who said “If I could only eat one thing everyday…. I chose potatoes, there are so many different things to do with them.” Dee has been notified via email and now has 48 Read More >>
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Being spontaneous and packing light is something I do well. Not only have I honed in on my skills over the years, but so has my daughter, The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird. Last week, before The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird left for school, she asked me if we were going anywhere Read More >>
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This post is for everyone out there who does not have the luxury of a big backyard to plant row after row of fruits and vegetables. If you live in a condo or apartment and want to start a garden, YOU CAN DO IT! Granted, you may not be able to grow as much food Read More >>
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