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I was at the hardware store when I received a text from a friend who alerted me Albertsons had carts and carts full of the new Quaker Soft & Chewy Cookies on sale for $1 each. So as soon as I finished buying my supplies for Chicken Fort Knox, I headed on over to Albertons Read More >>
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Have you heard the good news? Spring is here and the chickens are laying eggs like crazy again. OH. HAPPY. DAY. If you are looking for a unique dessert to make this Easter Sunday, try this recipe for Pineapple Buttermilk Pie. One bite and you will be hooked. This pie has a very old-fashioned taste Read More >>
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~Happy Easter to one of my favorite PEEPS~ Last night The Girl Who Thinks She’s A Bird and I whipped up a few Easter goodies for her favorite peeps. This was such an easy and inexpensive craft project I just had to share. All you need are a few “snack size” ziplock baggies, a few Read More >>
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Yesterday, as I opened the garden gate, I could not believe what I saw. Buff the Wayward Chicken and her band of merry makers hooligans had escaped. Not only had they busted out of the more than adequately sized chicken run, they had dug, scratched, and pulled up nearly everything in sight in the lower Read More >>
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If I could buy a cow, learn to grow wheat, and buy a heater for the greenhouse, I think I could avoid the grocery store all together {I’d buy everything else from Amazon Grocery of course}. I pulled myself away from the garden twice last week to do a little grocery shopping. Here is what Read More >>
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