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Quote of the Day “Let’s eat grandpa. Let’s eat, grandpa. Commas save lives.” My four legged rototiller and I had a great day in the garden yesterday setting out kale and Swiss chard starts. I’m pretty sure she’s convinced that one day she’s going to find a treasure chest full of treats. 😉 Have a great Read More >>
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Once a hooker, always a hooker. Filled and ready to go. What do you think? Too early to set out tomato plants? Hunting for bugs. Finding caterpillars instead. 5 eggs and 9 days to go. Getting fresh greens…. via sprouting. The last of the fall apples. I think I’ll serve applesauce and waffles for dinner Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but I start to go nuts when I am cooped up and haven’t been outdoors for too long. Ever since we installed the fence {Best. Decision. Ever.}, I’ve really worked at turning the yard into an extension of our home. I know we are leaving the house eventually, but in Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” Hello Thursday! This week has zipped on by, it must be the great weather we’ve been having. Lucy has been getting oodles of outdoor playtime lately and as a result has been taking crazy long naps when she comes inside. She’s just Read More >>
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A couple of years ago, I came across an article on treehugger about how certain parenting styles lead to more materialistic adults. I naturally clicked over, because hey, I wanted to know what sort of gluttonous parenting was causing a spike in materialism in the later years. Honestly, I was a little bit shocked to Read More >>
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