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It’s been a while since I’ve done a backyard garden update, so I thought I’d share what’s been going on around here lately. I think it’s been pretty well documented that this summer had been an absolute disaster in the garden. First we covered the entire religious family sized garden with landscape fabric {which seemed Read More >>
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DIY Hummingbird Nectar Recipe — I am always so happy when I see a hummingbird in my yard. Do you feel that way? Like your garden is so hospitable that it attracts the most delicate little birds–like you’ve somehow arrived in the gardening world? Okay, so maybe it has something to do with providing Read More >>
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Last week while we were out and about we passed by the Midcoast Habitat for Humanity ReStore and decided to stop in for a look around. It was lunch time when we went and we were both hungry so imagine our surprise when we walked up the entrance to find it was “vendor and customer Read More >>
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Did you know today is National Zucchini Day? Yes, yes it is! And what may I ask are you going to do to celebrate? Perhaps a super moist zucchini cake? Or possibly some zucchini cupcakes with cream cheese frosting? Well, if you are looking for some new zucchini recipes to try for National Zucchini Day Read More >>
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We didn’t need to buy any groceries last week because we are still in eating down the freezer mode and our current grocery store purchases for 2023 are holding steady at $1099.61. So horary for that! We are still waiting for our old appliances {including the refrigerator/freezer} to be hauled away so we are steadily Read More >>
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