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Hello Saturday! On the list for this weekend: Bake the No Knead Sun-Dried Tomato, Olive and Feta Bread I started last night Pack up orders and ship them on out Dye wool Call the garden center and ask if they have seed garlic in yet Plant broccoli and brussels sprouts seedlings in the garden Finish Read More >>
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The HH has a new toy, a DR Chipper Shredder PRO 400 and let’s just say I feel confident we’ll have all the mulch we could ever use from here on out. 😉 He’s been using it for two days straight now and is VERY happy with his purchase. If only we had this during Read More >>
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{The purple flowers are Anise Hyssop} About a year and a half ago my friend Heather and her husband moved to a new property. When the HH and I stopped by for a visit last summer to check it out, I remember thinking at the time… How in the heck is she going to have Read More >>
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On Monday I got up at the crack of dawn and picked up The Girl so we could met up with my friend Heather at the Annual League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair at Mount Sunapee Resort in New Hampshire. It was a long day, with lot’s of stops but it was totally worth the trip Read More >>
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Costco canned chicken breast. You have tried it? I’ve been using a can a week for a long as I can remember. I like the Costco canned chicken breast because it’s shelf stable {the cans I just bought don’t expire for 3 years} and because it’s easy to use in homemade chicken chili, casseroles, in Read More >>
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