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I’m beginning to think that if I had to grow all our food we would starve to death. Today’s harvest? 2 oz radish, 2 oz lettuce and 1 oz broccoli. Maybe growing 2,000lbs of garden produce is going to be harder that I thought.
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If you’re not going to get up early and get to the farmer’s market when it first opens, you might as well not go because you are truly missing out! Everybody knows the early bird gets the worm! This morning we (by we I mean I pulled my kids out of bed with threats of Read More >>
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This is by far the best chocolate ice cream I have ever taste. It even beats Haagen Daz in my opinion. My family practically flips out every time I make it. A few years ago I received the KitchenAid Ice Cream Maker Attachment as a gift, and I just love it to Read More >>
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Oh happy day! The Eglu was not suppose to arrive until tomorrow but I got a call on Sunday that 1 of the 2 boxes was in. So I ventured down to the greyhound bus station at about 8am the next day. Interesting. I have never been to an inner city bus station before and Read More >>
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The first few pea flowers are starting to appear, both the tall sugar snap peas and on the smaller shelling peas as well. Maybe in a week or so we’ll get our first taste of fresh peas from the garden. Gardening is kinda like planning a vacation: half the fun is getting there. When all Read More >>
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