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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Dye wool Make a few garden markers Read the book that’s been sitting on my nightstand for a week now Recycle / look for treasures Get the HH to make something delicious for dinner {so I don’t have to cook!} 😉 Soak beans for tomorrow’s soup Work on Read More >>
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Last night a little after 7 pm the HH came in the house to tell me he had noticed a “little disturbance” to the turtle nest in our driveway. He was so calm about it… but as soon as the words left his mouth I was jumping up off the couch and bolting out the Read More >>
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Last week I was out walking Lucy when I noticed a giant wasp nest. The nest totally looked liked like something out of a Dr. Who episode and it just sort of had this ultra creepy vibe to it. Cool from an artistic standpoint, but not so much when you are allergic to them. The Read More >>
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Last weekend was the big neighborhood progressive dinner, and just like the year before, our neighbor Susan hosted the appetizer portion of the feast. Not only does Susan have a knock out {coffee table book worthy} garden, but she is a total superstar when it comes to entertaining. Both times we’ve been over for appetizers, Read More >>
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Last summer I decided to dry a few of my Kentucky Pole Bean vines. I did this mainly so I didn’t have to shell out any money this spring for bean seeds {I’m thrifty like that}. If you have never done this before you’d be AMAZED out how many seeds you can get from just Read More >>
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