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Hello Saturday! On the list for today: Pack up orders and ship them on out Clear off the dining room table {why does everything end up there?} Make a batch of mashed potatoes to go with the buttered steak tips the HH is making today Add angel ornaments to my Etsy shop Draw out Read More >>
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A few days ago, One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Amy commented “You always have those yummy roasted potatoes in your weekly menu photos. I am sure it is a simple recipe but would love it if you would share it with us. We too are swimming in potatoes and would love new ways to Read More >>
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Yesterday I went outside to tell the HH it was time for lunch and found him offloading his second wheelbarrow of pine needles and grass clippings onto my lasagna garden. Never in a million years would I have added pine needles to a lasagna garden, but oh well. I’m sure it will all work out. Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things I need some new jeans. My favorite style, the Natalie boot cut jean from Kut from the Kloth that I’ve been wearing for the past 12 years are all faded and worn and almost all of them either have grass or Read More >>
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Yesterday after harvesting the last of the butternut squash from the garden, I came in and made this chicken and butternut squash casserole. Because really, when there’s a chill in the air and the leaves are falling all around you and all the sudden you’re back in the land of sweaters and morning fires in Read More >>
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