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This is the view from my kitchen window. Current forecast: rain, mixed with light snow. Current temp: 42 degrees. It’s a good thing I planted peas yesterday. Ha Ha Ha. I don’t mind the rain or the cold, but I’m a little bothered about the truckload of dirt set to arrive in my driveway in Read More >>
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You’ve been over to Pinterest right? Well then you know it is the… Biggest time sucker on the planet! But look what I found. Oh baby! And there is MORE! Go here to view kissmyaster’s board on Pinterest. It will put a smile on your face.
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Although it was a wee bit chilly yesterday the skies were clear and the sun was shinning so I decided to plant a raised garden bed full of peas and radish seeds. This year I will be growing 2 varieties of peas and 4 different types of radish. I want to be able to enjoy Read More >>
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How to Make Orange Marmalade Have you noticed the stores seem to be overflowing with lemons and oranges right now? What a perfect time to whip up a batch of orange marmalade if you ask me. My husband LOVES this jam and I always make sure and make a batch for him every year. This Read More >>
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Feeding my family this week was a walk in the park. Why? Because most of our meals were created with items from our stockpile rather than new items I picked up at the grocery store. Couponing is weird. It goes in spurts. One week I’ll be able pick up a years supply of razors and Read More >>
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