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Potted Daffodil Bulbs Breakfast in Bed {The best pancake/waffle mix ever invented} Kiss Me Homemade Cookies Homemade Salsa Rocks… Lots and Lots of Rocks.
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When life gives you lemons… Make ice cream! If there was ever a time to stop the bus, get off and go buy lemons, now would be a good time. Holy canolies this recipe for lemon ice cream really surprised me. I made it, shoved a spoonful into my mouth and immediately thought: Creamsicle. Read More >>
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One of the great things about living in the Pacific Northwest is the abundance of {free} natural landscape materials. Although we live in suburbia, our property sits on a heavily wooded lot. Living amongst the pine trees does have its downfalls, shade and berry stealing chipmunks to name a few. However living in the woods Read More >>
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Yesterday I attended the Seattle Garden Show. Out of all the neat-o displays, this simple reclaimed wooden pallet garden was my favorite. I have been looking for an excuse to dig up and relocate my perennial herb garden {to make room for more tomato plants}. Now I have one. All I need to do is Read More >>
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Most nights I prepare a simple dinner without really thinking about where the food came from or how much I spent on our meal. But last night as I was removing the cellophane from the packages of free pork I picked up over the summer, it hit me. Free food. I will be feeding my Read More >>
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